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What is Coastal Resilience? Why does it Matter?
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Climate Change Adaptation as Hazard Mitigation
Incorporating Freeboard
Compact Urbanism: A New Paradigm for Coastal Cities?
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Less Area to Protect
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Transit and Evacuation
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Rolling Easements & the Texas Open Beaches Act
Common Law Framework For A Rolling Easement
Management Options for Wetlands and Sea Level Rise
Creation of New Wetlands through Elevation
Enabling Wetland Migration
Prevention of Development
A Bay-side Rolling Easement to Insure Wetland Migration
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Transit and Evacuation
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