Union of Concerned Scientists: “Sea levels are rising as global warming heats up the planet. The risks of tidal flooding and storm surge have grown significantly. In the U.S., sea levels are rising fastest along the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico. The growing consequences of climate change threaten communities up and down the U.S. coast. But some communities are particularly vulnerable due to a combination of climate and socioeconomic risks. Federal and state agencies should prioritize those communities most at risk in order to better—and more equitably—prepare the country for a world of rising seas.”
- Surviving and Thriving in the Face of Rising Seas Building Resilience for Communities on the Front Lines of Climate Change. Rachel Cleetus, Ramón Bueno, Kristina Dahl. November 2015.
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