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URL:/canadian-coastal-resilience/events/flood-risk-mana
 gement-canadas-coastal-regions
SUMMARY:Flood risk management in Canada's coastal regions
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nCoastal regions in Canada are vulnerable to the imp
 acts of climate\nchange (PDF)\n[https://www.nrcan.gc.ca/sites/www.nrcan.gc
 .ca/files/earthsciences/files/pdf/NRCAN_fullBook%20%20accessible.pdf]\,\ns
 uch as rising sea levels\, changes to the intensity of storm surges\nand e
 roding coastlines.\n\nOver the years\, governments have made efforts to id
 entify\nopportunities for adapting to climate change. For example\,\nmunic
 ipalities in the Province of Nova Scotia recently completed a\nMunicipal C
 limate Change Action Plan (PDF)\n[https://novascotia.ca/dma/pdf/mun-climat
 e-change-action-plan.pdf].\nAdaptation responses can take many forms\, whe
 ther they are structural\ninvestments (e.g.\, building sea walls) or non-s
 tructural measures\n(e.g.\, land use policy changes that account for sea l
 evel rise).\n 
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