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In a new paper published in @FrontiersIn, @ESSICUMD's Ariana Sutton-Grier (@arianasg1) and co-authors discuss three case studies on innovative coastal resilience projects in the US that use natural and nature-based features. Read more: go.umd.edu/qvB pic.twitter.com/1GBINMKiEw

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