Ducks Unlimited Canada Podcast   /     Sea level surge, part 2

Summary

In this episode, we continue our conversation on sea-level rise. In Nova Scotia, the dykelands won't meet the 2050 climate projections. The community must make decisions about dykeland maintenance and salt marsh restoration. Our guest, Dr. Kate Sherren, is a researcher and professor at Dalhousie University. She studies the relationship between climate adaptation and public resistance in Atlantic Canada, especially in the face of climate-related changes, sea-level rise, and storm surge.

Subtitle
Dr. Kate Sherren
Duration
48:37
Publishing date
2019-11-19 11:24
Link
http://ducanada.libsyn.com/sea-level-surge-part-2
Contributors
  Ducks Unlimited Canada
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Shownotes

In this episode, we’re continuing our conversation on sea-level rise.

In Nova Scotia, the Acadian dykelands can no longer be maintained to the 2050 climate projections. The community must make critical decisions about dykeland maintenance and salt marsh restoration. But achieving a way forward will take community consensus – and concessions.

Our guest, Dr. Kate Sherren, is a researcher and professor at Dalhousie University. She studies the relationship between climate adaptation and public resistance in Atlantic Canada, especially in the face of climate-related changes, sea-level rise, and storm surge.