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2030 Erosion – No Hold the Line (Coastal Resilience)
Dec 15, 2021
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Brett Buyan
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2030 Erosion – No Hold the Line (Coastal Resilience): The expected line that the shoreline is expected to move to by 2030, under a “No Hold” (adaptive) scenario. Data source: Coastal Resilience. https://maps.coastalresilience.org/california
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- Santa Barbara County Coastal Resilience Project
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