Sea-level rise (SLR) is one of the most apparent climate change stressors facing human
society. Although it is known that many people at present inhabit areas vulnerable to SLR …

The exposure of populations to sea-level rise (SLR) is a leading indicator assessing the
impact of future climate change on coastal regions. SLR exposes coastal populations to a …

Rising seas will impact millions of coastal residents in coming decades. The vulnerability of
coastal populations exposed to inundation will be greater for some sub-populations due to …

Climate change and sea level rise (SLR) pose risks to coastal communities around the
world, but societal understanding of the distributional and equity implications of SLR impacts …

Many sea-level rise (SLR) assessments focus on populations presently inhabiting
vulnerable coastal communities,,, but to date no studies have attempted to model the …

Significant advances have been made to understand the interrelationship between humans
and the environment in recent years, yet research has not produced useful localized …

This review analyses global or near-global estimates of population exposure to sea-level
rise (SLR) and related hazards, followed by critically examining subsequent estimates of …

Though it is well known that the world's coastlines are heavily populated, the combined
implications of population growth and climate change are still subject to debate. Models of …

Sea-level rise (SLR) poses a range of threats to natural and built environments,, making
assessments of SLR-induced hazards essential for informed decision making. We develop a …

The typical displacement metric for sea-level rise adaptation planning is property inundation.
However, this metric may underestimate risk as it does not fully capture the wider cascading …