Can California coastal managers plan for sea-level rise in a cost-effective way?: Journal of Environmental Planning and Management: Vol 59, No 1

Planned Retreat:  Can California coastal managers plan for sea-level rise in 
 
a cost-effective way?: Journal of Environmental Planning and Management: 
 
Vol 59, No 1

Los Angeles’s Venice Beach could lose $450 million in tourism revenue by 2100 with a 1.4 m SLR scenario while San Francisco’s Ocean Beach would lose $80 million, but the impacts to structures could total nearly $560 million at Ocean Beach compared to $50 million at Venice Beach.

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