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Governing climate change adaptation at the local level: an analysis of the responses and responsibilities of south-western Victorian coastal councils
This qualitative study investigates the responses of local coastal governments to projected climate change impacts, and explores the attitudes and perceptions of individuals within these councils regarding the process of successful adaptation at the local level. The research focuses on local shires
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