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Be sure to check out Urban Land Institute's new report, "Surge: Coastal Resilience and Real Estate," on how coastal risks are impacting real estate and communities across the globe, with key focuses on Southeast Florida and the region's resiliency efforts. This report includes: - Coastal risks and their impacts on real estate and communities - The business case for integrating coastal resilience into real estate - Strategies and best practices for addressing coastal hazards in real estate and land use - Public-sector policies and practices that can support coastal resilience - Profiles of real estate and communities that have adapted to coastal hazards and their outcomes Read more here: https://bit.ly/ULI-Surge.

Discover the latest insights in coastal resilience with their new report, "Surge: Coastal Resilience & Real Estate." Be among the first to explore it at the ULI Hawaii Pacific Summit panel on resiliency. This report addresses coastal hazards like sea level rise, storms, and flooding, offering best practices, resources, and case studies for integrating resilience strategies into land use and real estate. Learn how to equip coastal regions to prevent and recover from climate-related disasters. Dive into the report here: https://lnkd.in/gV53PpFh #CoastalResilience #RealEstateInsights #ClimateAdaptation

"Surge: Coastal Resilience and Real Estate" is a resource from Urban Land Institute that tackles the challenges posed by coastal hazards such as sea level rise, storms, flooding, erosion, and subsidence. 🌊 It provides best practices, resources, and case studies to help communities integrate #coastalresilience strategies into land use and real estate practices. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/efz9vKab #climatechange #stormwatermanagement #climateresilience #environmentalpolicy #environmentallaw

"570 coastal cities [and] 800 million [people]...are considered vulnerable to a sea level rise of just 0.5 meters by 2050". If you have businesses or assets (or homes) on or by the coast, this may be worth a quick read. Zurich Resilience Solutions Belinda Bates Andrew Forsyth #climaterisk #flood #coastalflood #climateresilience #extremeweather

Understanding Flooding Can be a Key Step in #Climate #Mitigation and #Adaptation.

Flooding is a multifaceted challenge that intersects with environmental, social, and economic aspects. It poses a threat to lives, inundates properties and businesses, destroys belongings, damages critical infrastructure, hinders access to essential public services, and leads to the displacement of people. Join 🛜us as we explore various causes and types of floods. #FloodRisk #UrbanPlanning #ClimateResilience #Sustainability #EnvironmentalProtection

🪴New research from National Geographic shows that mangroves are critically important to the livelihoods of coastal communities in Brazil. 💡Protecting and restoring mangroves are valuable #NatureBasedSolutions, reducing disaster risks from floods, storms and tsumanis, as well as providing vital environmental services. Read more 👉 https://ow.ly/JqUN50QCCrS

🪴This research from National Geographic shows that mangroves are critically important to the livelihoods of coastal communities in Brazil. 💡Protecting and restoring mangroves are valuable #NatureBasedSolutions, reducing disaster risks from floods, storms and tsumanis, as well as providing vital environmental services. Read more 👉 https://ow.ly/wEC250SvlbC

Our scientists are exploring the use of nature-based solutions to restore habitat and protect coastal communities from flooding, wave action, and other coastal hazards. These studies are helping to inform planning, design, implementation, and adaptive management strategies. https://lnkd.in/eXC7tGgD #NatureBasedSolutions #CoastalHazards #AdaptiveManagement

During Emergency Preparedness Week, we remind people to be aware of natural hazards like flooding and erosion. Check your property regularly. Look for signs of erosion like bent or leaning trees, a lack of vegetation on the slope, slumping of the bluff, overland flow of water, and groundwater seepage. These may be signs your property is experiencing erosion. If you see a crack running in the same direction as your shoreline, this can indicate a bluff failure may be imminent. Watch this video, on Living with Erosion, now: https://lnkd.in/gHFyYRdi #EPWeek2024