2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-04897-6_3
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Vulnerability and Adaptation Strategies of Coastal Communities to the Associated Impacts of Sea Level Rise and Coastal Flooding

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“… 96 , 97 Coastal erosion compounds with increased salinity in New Zealand. 98 Coastal flooding compounds with mean precipitation decrease in Tanzania, 99 , 100 with drought in Bangladesh, 101 and with river flooding in Indonesia. 102 Tropical cyclones compound with extreme heat in Bangladesh 103 and extreme precipitation in India.…”
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“… 96 , 97 Coastal erosion compounds with increased salinity in New Zealand. 98 Coastal flooding compounds with mean precipitation decrease in Tanzania, 99 , 100 with drought in Bangladesh, 101 and with river flooding in Indonesia. 102 Tropical cyclones compound with extreme heat in Bangladesh 103 and extreme precipitation in India.…”
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“…Length time of exposure to climate hazard is well demonstrated in three rice-growing areas of Pemba Island, Tanzania, where rice farmers were highly exposed to sea level rise and coastal floods, whose severity will increase over time as sea levels rise. 99 The accumulating harms from repeated coastal floods and repeated losses to livelihood and productivity lead to increased dependency on imported food. 99 …”
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