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New Living Shoreline Flourishes on the Elizabeth River in Norfolk, Virginia

February 1, 2021 | Quick Takes

In 2020, Virginia passed a new law that makes living shorelines the preferred way to protect waterfront property from erosion. The Virginia Pilot covered the success of the newly restored shoreline taking shape after Norfolk Southern in summer 2020 built a 900’ living shoreline to protect its coal loading terminal on the Elizabeth River. Read more about the new living shoreline law, and its plan to become a hub spot for wildlife and recreational activities.

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Jim uses waterfront (riparian) property rights law, maritime & admiralty law, and environmental law to protect Virginians who live, work and play on the water. Contact Jim at (757) 502-7326 or jlang@pendercoward.com.