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Sea-Level Rise and Coastal Inundation: A Case Study of the Gulf Coast Energy Infrastructure
2018
Natural Resources
The United States (U.S.) Gulf Coast is a prominent global energy hub with a set of highly integrated critical energy infrastructure that rivals, if not surpasses, any comparable set of infrastructure anywhere in the world. Past extreme weather events in the region have led to critical energy infrastructure disruptions with national and global implications. Future sea-level rise (SLR), coupled with other natural hazards, will lead to a significant increase in energy infrastructure damage
doi:10.4236/nr.2018.94010
fatcat:nz7jabhelbc5bdog5p3bgnf63m