As a Knauss Fellow in the National Sea Grant Office (NSGO), one of my primary duties is as coordinator for the Sustainable Coastal Development and the Hazard Resilient Coastal Communities Focus Areas. That means that I develop conferences, discussions, and seminars relating to coastal community issues and that
CapitalGazette.com
August 24, 2012
More than 60 percent of Anne Arundel County residents believe sea-level rise already is occurring, according to a recent survey.
Future Coast, an academic research effort, has been trying to understand how people perceive sea-level rise and coastal flooding.
Seeing — and listening — really does equal believing when it comes to public understanding of the sea-level rise that threatens communities along the Chesapeake Bay. That’s the finding of a recent experiment that tested an interactive, online map and other new ways of showing Marylanders who live by the Bay just how real may be the threat of increased coastal flooding from rising seas.
The Virginia Sea Grant Communication Center was lucky to have a full house for the summer of 2012. We had
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