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Overcoming inertia: Addressing barriers to managing coastal legacy waste in a changing climate
Climate change will increase the number of legacy waste sites (older waste sites without pollution control mechanisms) that are at risk of coastal flooding and erosion in the UK and worldwide. Whilst the need to adapt to coastal change is well documented, the combined risks of coastal change and leg
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