Flood Risk Management : The Burden on Local Governments to Combat Sea Level Rise
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- Tellier, Tristan
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- 2026
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34 pages The risk of flooding around port cities across the United States has grown exponentially over the last two centuries, and this incessant issue requires federal government intervention to mitigate and prevent looming environmental and financial disasters. Ocean shipping is the primary mode of transport for globally traded goods, with 90% of global trade conducted through ports. Although the shipping industry accounts for roughly only 3% of total greenhouse gas emissions, the collective effects of climate change around the world continue to pose hazards to ports. Warming ocean temperatures, the subsequent melting of polar ice caps, and the increased frequency and intensity of coastal storms in the American Southeast have caused surges in sea level heights near crucial port cities in the region. Annual climate assessment reports, highlighting sea level rise around economically vital ports, are necessary to better protect the American Southeast from future financial catastrophes. A federal port commission or agency tasked with developing comprehensive coastal resiliency strategy plans and with the ability to offer streamlined funding would be another step in the right direction toward adequate flood risk management.
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Tellier, Tristan. Flood Risk Management : The Burden on Local Governments to Combat Sea Level Rise. 2026. https://www.declarationuniverselledesdroitsdelarbre.org/global-rights-of-nature-radar/reference/r-02bccd6b5d0a5ff6f842befc1a1c0e76/
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