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CCRM Presentations: Sea Level Rise & Other Coastal Hazards: The Risks of Coastal Living - May 11, 2007
National Issues & Implications for Coastal Virginia - Climate Change Impacts and Risks in Coastal Environments -
Dr. John Wells, Dean & Director, VIMS
Sea Level Rise, Hardened Shorelines, and Impacts on Virginia’s Tidal Wetlands – An Inevitable Truth -
Dr. Kirk Havens, CCRM
How Global Warming and Climate Change May Be Affecting Chesapeake Bay Seagrasses -
Dr. Ken Moore, Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Climate Change Implications for Coastal Communities – More Inconvenient Truths -
Marcia Berman, CCRM
Ecosystem Services: The Reason We Regulate Shoreline Development -
Dr. Carl Hershner, CCRM
Intensely Managed Shorelines: Cumulative effects of historic decision-making limit today’s management options -
David O’Brien, CCRM
Managing Sea Level Rise in Developed Areas -
Todd Herbert, CCRM
Developing in Risky Areas -
Julie Bradshaw, CCRM
Planning for the Future, Developing Today -
Molly Roggero, CCRM
Wrap-Up – Zoning, Subdivision, and Site Planning: What Coastal Communities Can Do to Address Sea Level Rise -
Joe Lerch, Chesapeake Bay Foundation
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