CONTENTS
Coastal flooding occurs when sea levels rise temporarily due to tides, storms, or long-term sea level rise, inundating land and infrastructure near the coast.
Example in context
A port operator in the Netherlands models coastal flooding risk to identify which sites are most vulnerable under different climate scenarios and explore protective infrastructure needs.
Why it matters
Coastal flooding can cause significant economic disruption and physical damage. It’s a key concern for insurers, investors, and infrastructure owners in low-lying or storm-prone regions.
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