Abstract
These authors explored the transition from climate planning to action in semistructured interviews with town staff and leading volunteers in each of the nine communities. They focused on coastal communities with fewer than 3,000 people and organized as towns. All are in Hancock County, had completed a climate vulnerability assessment or had one underway, and experienced substantial, costly damage in the January 2024 storms.
First page
154
Last page
158
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.53558/uzrz6399
Recommended Citation
Zoellick, Bill, James H. Fisher, and Janna Richard. "From Resilience Planning to Action: Small Towns and Big Costs." Maine Policy Review 34.2 (2025) : 154 -158, https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/mpr/vol34/iss2/20.
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