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Adaptation for changing deltas

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Tuhin Ghosh *
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Ho Huu Loc
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Edward Park
C
Colette Mortreux
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Rosemary Okoh
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Mykhailo Nesterenko
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Sourabh Kumar Dubey
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Animesh K. Gain
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Le, Dung Phuong
L
Liviu Giosan
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Syvitski, Jaia
DOI:10.1016/j.oneear.2023.02.014delete
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Deltas have provided fertile farmland, productive fishing, and access to trade routes for millennia. Today, more than five hundred million people live on deltas and coastal urban areas. Yet deltas are also incredibly vulnerable to the pressures of climate change. This Voices asks: what are the opportunities and barriers to adaptation for delta communities facing unprecedented change in the coming years?
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