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San Mateo County: Cascading Effects of Sea Level Rise Could Affect Everyone

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By Jacob Bourne In April, San Mateo County’s Office of Sustainability released the draft report, Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment. The report is part of a broader initiative called Sea Change San Mateo County that’s working towards analyzing sea level rise risks and creating a responsive action plan to meet the forecasted challenges. The 291-page […]

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