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State-Level Climate Security Education: South Carolina
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State-Level Climate Security Education: South Carolina
By Ann Vaughan and Noah Fritzhand Download full PDF Read full briefer online South Carolina’s coastal and southeastern US geography makes it a state that is highly susceptible to the impacts of climate change. The warming ocean, more intense hurricanes, rising sea level, and more frequent droughts all impact South Carolina’s economy, ecosystems, and human health. Amid proposed federal budget cuts to and restructuring of agencies like NOAA and …
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