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Hurricane Impacts Compounded by Sea Level Rise: An Illustrative Case Study of Economic Impacts and Workforce Resilience Analysis
Expected sea level rise will increase the probability of extreme flooding events, such as those associated with hurricane surge and/or heavy rainfall. Projecting the economic impacts of a significant hurricane is necessary for weighing the costs and benefits of potential mitigation actions. Accounti
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