Advancing values-based approaches to climate change adaptation: A case study from Australia
Short Summary of Resource
This study aims to compare the explanatory value of the lived values approach and the landscape values mapping approach in understanding the social risks of sea-level rise
Detailed description of the resource
This study aims to compare the explanatory value of these two approaches for understanding the social risks of sea-level rise and appraise whether either or both approaches are likely to meet local adaptation planning needs through a case study of the potential social impacts of sea-level rise in Kingston Beach, Australia, informed by a mail-out survey of the community