Estuaries wrangle with the tides

Steven L. Goodbred ()
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Steven L. Goodbred: Vanderbilt University

Nature Climate Change, 2019, vol. 9, issue 12, 908-909

Abstract: Rising sea level is a principal threat to coastal systems worldwide — but far from being a simple matter of landscapes doomed to drown, the story involves complex feedbacks with the same processes that threaten them. Now a modelling study shows that the size and shape of tidal estuaries may determine their fate — proffering a perspective for mitigation against future sea-level rise.

Date: 2019
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