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This report follows the implications of sea-level rise on human settlement in Florida, while specifically following the Critical Lands & Waters Identification Project (CLIP), a statewide Natural Resources Spatial Database that prioritizes biodiversity, landscapes, and water. Additionally, CLIP identifies Florida's "green infrastructure", which links the concepts of ecosystem function, biodiversity, and the health of human communities. This report contains several maps indicating projected growth and other scenarios for areas affected by sea level rise.

Title
Large-scale Implications of SLR on Conservation Priority Areas and Human Settlement in Florida
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Large-scale Implications of SLR on Conservation Priority Areas and Human Settlement in Florida
Contributor
Hoctor, Tom
Zwick,Paul
Carr,Margaret
Date
2010
System Control No.
FI15061934_00001
Subject
Sea Level Rise
Biodiversity
Conservation
Subject (Geographic)
Florida
Type
Text
Language
English
Owning Institution
Florida International University
Note
Florida International University
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