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Lincoln Institute of Land Policy: Lessons from Sandy

May 27, 2014
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This April, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy published a Policy Focus Report, authored by Robert Pirani and Laura Tolkoff, on Lessons from Sandy: Federal Policies to Build Climate Resilient Coastal Regions. The report offers specific policy recommendations to federal agencies on how to optimally support  adaptation and resilience-building efforts of coastal communities and regions. The key proposed measures include:

  • Reflecting anticipated climate change impacts in recovery/rebuilding decisions;
  • Coordinating efforts for restoration and maintenance of healthy coastal resources;
  • Supporting sustainable urban patterns; and
  • Developing and disseminating relevant information.

 

 

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