Recent policy changes highlight the need for citizens to take adaptive actions to reduce
flood‐related impacts. Here, we argue that these changes represent a wider behavioral turn …

Indications point to exacerbated socio-economic inequalities and/or the emergence of new
ones from climate-adaptive interventions in urban form, such as green and blue …

A growing number of cities are preparing for climate change impacts by developing
adaptation plans. However, little is known about how these plans and their implementation …

Livability has risen, alongside sustainability, as a guiding principle for planning and policy.
Promoted as the more tangible of the two concepts, livability shapes public perception and …

Rural coastal communities have unique vulnerabilities to the impacts caused by sea level
rise and saltwater intrusion compared to coastal urban areas that have growing populations …

Sea-level rise poses major challenges to coastal land uses, and therefore to urban planning
processes. In theory, if done well, urban planning can lead to responses to sea-level rise …

Climate change poses significant challenges to coastal cities. Local governments around
the world are using various strategies to address sea level rise and coastal flooding. Most of …

The normative concepts of equity and justice are rising narratives within global climate
change discourse. Despite growing considerations of climate equity and justice within the …

Although numerous studies have been conducted on the vulnerability of marginalized
groups in the environmental justice (EJ) and hazards fields, analysts have tended to lump …

In global cities, the impacts of gentrification on the lives and well-being of socially vulnerable
residents have occupied political agendas. Yet to date, research on how gentrification …