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LINCROFT, N.J. -- With the most developed and densely populated coastline in the country, New Jersey has communities along the Shore that are discovering the numerous ways to protect lives and property when storm clouds gather off the coast.
Yet, not all beach protection methods are the same. Not all of them will stop an ocean hell-bent on raging into the community.
Rock walls, geotubes, sand dunes and gabions are options for reducing the risk of damage during storms. But which one is best?
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