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Alaska's coastal erosion:

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B) Rapidly eroding coastline threatens some communities — material disclosure

Climate change is causing rapid coastal erosion in parts of Alaska, threatening entire communities. Erosion risk and rates are material facts for coastal properties.

Answer Options
A
Not a concern
B
Rapidly eroding coastline threatens some communities — material disclosure
C
Only interior
D
Federal problem only

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Related Topics & Key Terms

Related Topics:

climate-changecoastalrelocation

Key Terms:

coastal erosionAKclimatematerial

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