Global sea-level rise and coastal vulnerability

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Nick Harvey
Robert Nicholls
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[1] University of Adelaide,Geographical and Environmental Studies
[2] University of Southampton,School of Civil Engineering and the Environment
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Sustainability Science | 2008年 / 3卷
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