Managed Retreat in the United States¶
Siders, A. R., Hino, M., & Mach, K. J. (2019). Managed Retreat in the United States. Science, 1(2), 216-225.
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- Residents show that the "capacity" is seasonal and debt-financed, that a tidal-flood pathway the map omitted already swamps the boat launch on the highest monthly tides, and that the plan's headline option — a managed retreat buyout — would compensate homeowners while leaving renters and crew displaced with nothing.
This sourceIdentifies property buyouts as a principal U.S. managed-retreat mechanism and discusses the equity limitations of retreat programs centered on property ownership.
- Residents show that the "capacity" is seasonal and debt-financed, that a tidal-flood pathway the map omitted already swamps the boat launch on the highest monthly tides, and that the plan's headline option — a managed retreat buyout — would compensate homeowners while leaving renters and crew displaced with nothing.
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