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Enhancing Coastal Vulnerability Assessments and Policy Impacts on Socioeconomic and Environmental Equity in Michigan's Great Lakes Communities
Accelerating shoreline erosion, fluctuating lake levels, and climate-induced hazards are transforming the Great Lakes’ freshwater coasts, exposing the limitations of static and inequitable management frameworks. This dissertation investigates how Michigan’s coastal governance systems produce and man
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