Sea level hot spots from Florida to Maine: Drivers, impacts, and adaptation

Domingues, Ricardo; Keller, K.; Arzayus, K.; Atkinson, L.; Boening, C.; Di Lorenzo, E.; Mitchum, G.; Sweet, W.; Thompson, P.; White, K.

doi:10.5065/nk2v-pw16

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Sea level hot spots from Florida to Maine: Drivers, impacts, and adaptation

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The US CLIVAR Workshop “Sea Level Hotspots from Florida to Maine: Drivers, Impacts, and Adaptation” took place in Norfolk, Virginia from April 23 to 25, 2019, with the main goal of bringing together the scientific community, decision makers, coastal stakeholders, and practitioners to share state-of-the-art of knowledge about sea level changes along the US East Coast.
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