Editor:
Stephanie Showalter, J.D., M.S.E.L.

Authors:
Mark A. Boyer
Syma A. Ebbin
Jessica Grannis
Hyo Kim
David A. Lewis
Chad J. McGuire
Nicole Rinke
Carl L. Zimmerman

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• Individual Articles:

• Cover and Table of Contents
  
• Introduction to the Legal Solutions to Coastal Climate Change Adaptation in Connecticut
  Symposium Special Issue
  Page 1 by Syma A. Ebbin
• Adapting to Climate Change: Mapping Connecticut's Coastal Responses to a Global Problem
  Page 15 by Mark A. Boyer
• A Local Solution for Climate Change: The Climate Adaptation Board
  Page 47 by Carl L. Zimmerman
• Coastal Management in the Face of Rising Seas: Legal Strategies for Connecticut
  Page 59 by Jessica Grannis
• Legal Options for Municipal Climate Adaptation in South Boston:
  An Example for Connecticut Coastal Jurisdictions
  Page 89 by Nicole Rinke
• The Relocation of Development from Coastal Hazards through Publicly Funded Acquisition Programs: Examples and Lessons from the Gulf Coast
  Page 98 by David A. Lewis
• Climate Adaptation and the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution: A Regulatory Takings Analysis of Adaptation Strategies in Coastal Development with Application to Connecticut's Coastal Management Regime
  Page 140 by Chad J. McGuire
• When Retreat is the Better Part of Valor: A Legal Analysis of Strategies to Motivate Retreat from the Shore
  Page 169 by Hyo Kim

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