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#sealevelrise

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Conspiracy of Cartographers

Another #Coachella Valley map from the Retrofuture series…
The town of Coachella is to the northwest, this is the 1:250000 USGS quad of the Salton Sea, 1950, with 66m sea level rise. Also, check out Joshua Tree National Monument in the upper left.

More #Retrofuture maps…conspiracyofcartographers.com/

#climateChange #maps #cartography #Indio #ImperialValley #SanAndreasFault #CoachellaValley #SaltonSea #SeaOfCortez #SeaLevelRise #JoshuaTreeNP #WorldBuilding #Futurism #outsiderArt

A retrofuture map of Salton Sea—a 1950 USGS quad with 66m sea level rise.
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Eric Bender

FEMA quietly removes access to New England coastal erosion hazard tool

Planners and resilience experts say long-term erosion maps had been critical

commonwealthbeacon.org/environ

The Coastal Erosion Hazard viewer on the Federal Emergency Management Agency website "predicted erosion risk across the coast for the years 2030, 2050, and 2100, and until recently was publicly accessible."

Photo of sandy coast being deeply eroded. Posted without credit with Commonwealth Beacon story.
#climatechange#sealevelrise#coast
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Doug Bostrom

Anything that threatens monetization of fossil hydrocarbons is itself now under acute threat, in the US geophysical research establishment. This is a very cheaply purchased outcome of the last presidential election (shockingly cheap; no wonder Trump can bankrupt casinos-- he's incompetent even at corruption).

It would be good to have a system-wide instrument for checking whether such research is still possible (see acknowledgements).

#SeaLevelRise
#NuisanceFlooding

agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

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Eric Bender

“There’s Just No More Land”

Community-led Planned Relocation as Last-resort Adaptation to Sea Level Rise in Solomon Islands

"Members of the Walande community imagined, financed, and executed their planned relocation, largely without support from the national government or international donors.. People of Walande have shown ingenuity, leadership, and dedication to building a future more protected from the climate crisis."

hrw.org/report/2025/03/17/ther

A wharf of wooden pilings in the new Walande site on mainland Malaita Province, Solomon Islands. Photo by Cyril Eberle for Human Rights Watch.
#climatechange#climatecrisis#sealevelrise
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