With Coastal Development Regulations Gone, Nova Scotia’s Communities Must Face Rising Seas on Their Own Terms

The recent easing of coastal development regulations in Nova Scotia has left local communities to navigate the challenges posed by rising sea levels. Without strict oversight, the responsibility for managing climate-related risks has shifted to homeowners and municipalities. As they face increased vulnerability, environmental degradation, and economic consequences, Nova Scotia’s communities must choose wisely how to approach development and consider strategies for resilience.

NASA: Parts of Spain Will Be Uninhabitable in 30 Years

NASA has warned that by 2050, parts of Spain could become uninhabitable due to climate change, with rising temperatures making life unsustainable. Regions like Madrid, Valencia, and Andalucía are at particular risk as extreme heat events become more frequent. Without urgent action, vulnerable populations could face dire consequences, highlighting the need for effective adaptation strategies and community engagement to address these challenges.

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