Integrated coastal management (ICM) relies on the inclusion of economic issues within
marine ecology. To assess the progress of this integration, we applied topic modelling and …

Sea levels are rising faster than ever, limiting the effectiveness of hard infrastructure-based
coastal protection. Scientists and policymakers are exploring alternative adaptation …

Abstract The people of New York have long benefited from the state's diversity of
ecosystems, which range from coastal shorelines and wetlands to extensive forests and …

Understanding why and where decision-makers choose to use different climate change
adaptation strategies remains an important theoretical and practical question for coastal …

Sea level rise (SLR) is projected to impact approximately one billion people by 2100. For
many coastal communities, retreat is the most viable long-term option due to exposure risk …

Sea-level rise and related risks are an aspect of climate change that deeply affects coastal
areas worldwide and calls for adaptive responses. Spatial planning is one key to adaptation …

Hard coastal protective infrastructure, such as breakwaters, are a common adaptation
strategy to protect assets, increase safety and improve navigation by reducing erosion and …

Vulnerable locations, such as coastlines, are at a high risk of loss and damage. Such places
will suffer deleterious impacts as climate change impacts are increasingly realized. As …

Taking into consideration the changing climate, researchers are mainly interested in
measuring this change in many different sectors. Regarding the coastal areas, the effects …

This article addresses the issue of developing designs of resilient hydrological
infrastructures for cities facing sea level rise in the Anthropocene. It undertakes short case …