Climate change induced sea level rise
A)is exacerbated as a coastal hazard along developed shorelines in communities ranging from Tuktoyaktuk to Halifax.
B)is not being felt in Canadian cities.
C)is not expected to impact people until well into the next century.
D)will result in more sediment deposition than erosion,so will have a net benefit.
E)effects can easily be offset by sound engineering practices.

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Climate change induced sea level rise is a significant coastal hazard that adversely impacts developed shorelines across Canada, from Tuktoyaktuk in the north to Halifax in the east.

Climate Change Induced Sea Level Rise