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Oct 8, 2025
Amanda L. Mullen; P. J. Ruess; Celso M. Ferreira, 2025, "Unequal Waters: Flood Risk and Indigenous Coping Capacity in Coastal Virginia", https://doi.org/10.13021/ORC2020/T0VTKC, George Mason University Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:RiOBvGVcsIOP0GfAf+wXdg== [fileUNF]
Here we investigate coping capacity of indigenous communities in Coastal Virginia by creating a Coping Capacity Index. Indigenous communities, including those along the East Coast of the United States, face increased vulnerability to flooding due to a combination of socio-economic, environmental, and historical factors. These findings provide insig... |
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