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A Rolling Easement is a coastal land use mechanism designed to ensure that wetlands, beaches, and public rights systems are able to migrate inland as the shore erodes.[1]
Regulations designed to address beach erosion edit
Interest in land as a global warming adaptation measure edit
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1. Climate Change Science Program. 2009. Coastal Sensitivity to Sea Level Rise. US Environmental Protection Agency: Washington, D.C. 2. Matcha v. Maddox.
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