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Hi Sea Grant and partners.You might be interested in this newly updated resource. Coastal communities dealing with the climate change issue will find numerous resources on the Coastal Climate Adaptat…
Hi Sea Grant and partners.
You might be interested in this newly updated resource.
Coastal communities dealing with the climate change issue will find numerous resources on the Coastal Climate Adaptation website. Easy-to-understand climate change science information is provided, as well as examples of the various strategies communities are employing and plans and policies that have been developed to address climate change impacts. This site was recently updated to include new functionality for uploading and locating resources for your state and additional opportunities to engage in discussions about climate-related solutions. Start sharing your resources today!
Visit http://collaborate.csc.noaa.gov/climateadaptation/ to learn more.
Contact: Stephanie Fauver, Stephanie.Fauver@noaa.gov, (843) 740-1287, or
Jodie Sprayberry, Jodie.Sprayberry@noaa.gov, (843) 740-1168
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