Although scientific uncertainties exist with regard to magnitude of climate change, there is ample scientific evidence to suggest that climate change is now having and will have significant impacts

Climate change projections paint a dismal picture in which coastal habitats are degraded and lost over the coming decades—along with the coastal communities they support.

This Article examines the conundrum of shoreline regulation in the face of increasing sea level rise in the Gulf of Mexico and the need for wetland preservation.

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This report has been prepared as part of the MSI funded Coastal Adaptation to Climate Change project (C01X0802).

This report has been prepared as part of the MSI funded Coastal Adaptation to Climate Change project (CO1X0802).

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