People and coastal ecosystems adapt to relative sea-level rise

Kerrylee Rogers ()
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Kerrylee Rogers: University of Wollongong

Nature Sustainability, 2023, vol. 6, issue 12, 1510-1511

Abstract: Humans and mangroves adapt to conditions arising from subsidence and relative sea-level rise. Quantifying adaptation responses provides an innovative and cost-effective means of characterizing spatial variation in subsidence and relative sea-level rise and delivers critical information for coastal planning.

Date: 2023
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