Rising Seas, Coastal Erosion, and the Takings Clause¶
Titus, J. G. (1998). Rising Seas, Coastal Erosion, and the Takings Clause: How to Save Wetlands and Beaches Without Hurting Property Owners. Maryland Law Review, 57, 1279-1399.
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- Rolling Easement or Boundary Policy
- The rolling easement is a real coastal instrument in which a public-access or conservation easement migrates inland with the shoreline and shore-hardening is barred
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- The rolling easement is a real coastal instrument in which a public-access or conservation easement migrates inland with the shoreline and shore-hardening is barred
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