Management of Environmental Quality: Volume 20 Issue 4
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An International JournalTable of contents - Special Issue: Human‐ecosystem interdependence in coastal cities
Guest Editors: Mark Amen, Rebecca Harris
Coastal urbanization: the challenge of management lag
Ronald C. BairdThe purpose of this paper is to explore the response dynamics of management interventions in relation to coastal urbanization and its consequences for ecosystems and society.
An analytical tool for evaluating the impacts of sea level rise response strategies
Russell Jones, Elizabeth StrangeOver the past century, the rate of sea level rise (SLR) has increased more than twice the average historical rate and the US Environmental Protection Agency estimates that by 2100…
Valuing climate change impacts on Sydney beaches to inform coastal management decisions: A research outline
David Anning, Dale Dominey‐Howes, Geoff WithycombeThe purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the critical need for economic information to inform the selection of coastal management options for the beaches of the Sydney region…
Modeling, monitoring, and mitigating sea level rise
Mary M. Snow, Richard K. SnowThis paper aims to discuss rising sea levels at the global, regional, and community scale and illustrate the necessity for public comprehension and involvement. It also aims to…
Coastal adaptation and economic tipping points
Travis FranckThis study aims to examine the effects of levee construction and tropical storms on regional economic growth of a coastal community. The study's goal is to highlight feedbacks…
Vulnerability of coastal urban settlements in Jamaica
Amani IshemoThis paper seeks to examine the issue of vulnerability of coastal urban settlements in Jamaica in the context of rapid urbanization, poverty and institutional incapacity. It also…
Lessons from history: coastal cities and natural disaster
Joanna DylThis paper aims to connect the history of San Francisco's urban development, particularly the use of artificial fill along the coast, with the city's seismic history in order to…
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1477-7835e-ISSN:
1758-6119ISSN-L:
1477-7835Renamed from:
Environmental Management and HealthOnline date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Prof Malin Song