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“A scientifically credible and highly readable account of what is likely the greatest threat to Florida’s environment, economy, and culture over the coming decades.”—Reed F. Noss, author of Forgotten Grasslands of the South """"Every Floridian should read this book. It is the clearest and most readable description of how and why the sea level changes and what the future has in store for us.”—Orrin H. Pilkey, coauthor of Global Climate Change: A Primer

A scientifically credible and highly readable account of what is likely the greatest threat to Florida's environment, economy, and culture over the coming decades. -Reed F. Noss, author of Forgotten Grasslands of the South Every Floridian should read this book. It is the clearest and most readable description of how and why the sea level changes and what the future has in store for us. -Orrin H. Pilkey, coauthor of Global Climate Change: A Primer

A scientifically credible and highly readable account of what is likely the greatest threat to Florida's environment, economy, and culture over the coming decades. -Reed F. Noss, author of Forgotten Grasslands of the South Every Floridian should read this book. It is the clearest and most readable description of how and why the sea level changes and what the future has in store for us. -Orrin H. Pilkey, coauthor of Global Climate Change: A Primer

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Albert C. Hine, professor of geological oceanography in the College of Marine Science at the University of South Florida, USA is the author of A Geological History of Florida. Don P. Chambers is associate professor of physical oceanography in the College of Marine Science at the University of South Florida, USA. Tonya D. Clayton is the author of How to Read a Florida Gulf Coast Beach. Mark R. Hafen is a senior instructor in the Department of Geography and assistant director of the School of Public Affairs at the University of South Florida, USA. Gary T. Mitchum is the associate dean for research for the College of Marine Science and professor of physical oceanography at the University of South Florida, USA as well as former director of the University of Hawaii Sea Level Center.

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