When coastlines can no longer be defended
Managed retreat tests whether governments can reduce coastal risk without dismantling communities
Editorial Team SDG11
47 minutes ago6 min read
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When coastlines can no longer be defended
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When coastlines can no longer be defended
Managed retreat tests whether governments can reduce coastal risk without dismantling communities
Editorial Team SDG11
47 minutes ago6 min read
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