Rising to the challenge results of the 2011 California coastal adaptation needs assessment

Hart, Juliette A. Finzi; Grifman, Phyllis M.; Moser, Susanne C.; Abeles, Adina; Myers, Monique R.; Schlosser, S. C. (Susan C.); Ekstrom, Julia A.

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Rising to the challenge results of the 2011 California coastal adaptation needs assessment

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2012

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USCSG-TR ; 2012-01

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Rising to the challenge results of the 2011 California coastal adaptation needs assessment

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Hart, Juliette A. Finzi ; Grifman, Phyllis M. ; Moser, Susanne C. ; Abeles, Adina ; Myers, Monique R. ; ... More ▼

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University of Southern California, Sea Grant Institutional Program, . National Sea Grant College Program (U.S.) . California, Natural Resources Agency

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"Sea level along most of California's coast is rising and the best science available suggests it will continue to rise at an increasing rate in the future. In addition, climate change will bring higher air and water temperatures, changes in precipitation and runoff, thus changes in water supplies and quality, and more extreme tides and storm surges that will aggravate coastal flooding and erosion. While uncertainty remains as to how these changes will unfold in any one place along the coasts and embayments of California, further change is assured"--Executive summary.

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California

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