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San Francisco’s Islais Creek Adaptation Strategy Kicks off to Protect Public and Private Assets

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By Meghan Hall The City of San Francisco is bounded by water, which has made talks of sea-level rise all the more pertinent as the implications of climate change have become more apparent. Over the last several years, the City of San Francisco, in conjunction with the Port of San Francisco, the Army Corps of […]

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