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Relocate Kivalina (Alaska Design Forum)
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Relocating the Native Village of Shishmaref, Alaska Due to Coastal Erosion (CAKE)
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Relocating the Village of Kivalina, Alaska Due to Coastal Erosion (CAKE)
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Relocating the Village of Newtok, Alaska due to Coastal Erosion (CAKE)
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Remote Sensing to Quantify Woodland Canopy Cover on the San Carlos Apache Reservation
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Remove all habitable structures and prevent new development of habitable structures in the floodway.
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Replace asphalt and concrete with bricks (i.e., permeable pavers) on roads and walkways to allow water to pass through.
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Replace older bridges and elevate them, if needed. If elevation isn't possible, explore other design solutions.
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Replace or rehabilitate water and wastewater pipes to maintain a state of good repair, minimize breaks and ensure structural integrity in the face of climate change hazards such as flooding.
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Report any hazardous conditions such as downed power lines, hazardous materials (HAZMAT) spills, and natural gas leaks to the proper authorities, as well as the Debris Clearing Task Force Leader.
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Require access-limited communities to have a right-of-way access point that can used during an emergency (e.g., a greenway with bollards that lower for driving when flood occurs).
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Require accounting of sea level rise in all new development applications in shoreline areas.
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Require and incentivize pervious materials in new construction/maintenance to ensure aquifers are restored during rain events, as opposed to generating runoff due to hard stormwater infrastructure.
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Require and maintain safe access for fire apparatus in areas near wildfire-prone neighborhoods and properties.
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Require design that exceeds minimum standards for critical facility construction.