The Case for Strategic and Managed Climate Retreat¶
Siders, A. R., Hino, M., & Mach, K. J. (2019). The Case for Strategic and Managed Climate Retreat. Science, 365(6455), 761-763.
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Primes¶
- Managed Retreat
- In climate adaptation, the origin, coastal communities, agricultural zones, and infrastructure are relocated inland from rising-sea or wildfire exposure before a catastrophic event forces disorderly displacement.
This sourceFrames managed retreat as the planned, voluntary relocation of people and assets out of hazardous areas in advance of disaster, distinct from forced displacement.
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
The work's title and one-line abstract establish only that it argues for planned community relocation out of hazardous areas; the abstract does not state the claim's inland, agricultural, infrastructure, sea-level or wildfire specifics.
“Why, where, when, and how should communities relocate?”
- In climate adaptation, the origin, coastal communities, agricultural zones, and infrastructure are relocated inland from rising-sea or wildfire exposure before a catastrophic event forces disorderly displacement.
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