Hell and high water: Practice-relevant adaptation science

R. H. Moss; G. A. Meehl; M. C. Lemos; J. B. Smith; J. R. Arnold; J. C. Arnott; D. Behar; G. P. Brasseur; S. B. Broomell; A. J. Busalacchi; S. Dessai; K. L. Ebi; J. A. Edmonds; J. Furlow; L. Goddard; H. C. Hartmann; J. W. Hurrell; J. W. Katzenberger; D. M. Liverman; P. W. Mote; S. C. Moser; A. Kumar; R. S. Pulwarty; E. A. Seyller; B. L. Turner; W. M. Washington; T. J. Wilbanks

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Hell and high water: Practice-relevant adaptation science

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DOI: 10.1126/science.1239569

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Adaptation requires science that analyzes decisions, identifies vulnerabilities, improves foresight, and develops options.

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Moss, R. H., Meehl, G. A., Lemos, M. C., Smith, J. B., Arnold, J. R., Arnott, J. C., … Wilbanks, T. J. (2013). Hell and high water: Practice-relevant adaptation science. Science. American Association for the Advancement of Science. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.1239569

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