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Planned relocation may reduce communities’ future exposure to coastal inundation but effect varies with emission scenario and geography
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Planned relocation may reduce communities’ future exposure to coastal inundation but effect varies with emission scenario and geography

E. R. Bower, S. Epifantseva, et al.

This study examines the effectiveness of relocating coastal communities as a strategy to combat climate change and reduce flooding risk. While most communities experienced reduced exposure, challenges remain, especially for origin sites and certain destination locations. Discover the findings from the research conducted by Erica R. Bower and colleagues.... show more
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