Rethinking Urban Landscapes
To Adapt to Rising Sea Levels

Yale e360
By Yale Environment 360Mar 2, 2016, 9:15 am81 pts
Sea levels are rising faster than they have in at least 28 centuries, according to recent research, and by 2100, they are expected to rise by one to four feet — possibly even higher. Kristina Hill Landscape architect Kristina Hill argues that cities throughout the world need to start planning now for impacts…

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