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CLIMATE INEQUITIES AND THE COASTS


Week 5, Tuesday September 28






Asynchronous material to review prior to class:
        - An introduction to the Coasts (20 mins)
        - Guest talks and interviews








Kirk Bosma (Woods Hole Group)*
On Coastal Engineering



Maxine A. Burkett (University of Hawaii)
On Legal Frameworks



Nina-Marie Lister (Ryerson University)
On Ecological Infrastructure



Malini Ranganathan (American University)*
On Climate Justice

Chris Reed(GSD)
On Adaptation




A.R. Siders (University of Delaware)*  
On Retreat



Susanna Sirefman(Dovetail Design Strategists)
On Design Competitions






Readings




Hill, Kristina. “Getting Real About Sea Level Rise: Landscape Architecture, Policy, and Finance,” The DIRT, August 04, 2021. Online. Klinenberg, Eric. “Adaptation,” Koslov, Liz. “The Case for Retreat.” Public Culture 28, no. 2 (2016): 359-387. [canvas] The Stakes There Goes the Neighborhood Miami Part 1 (with Jesse Keenan on Climate Gentrification at 15.25’) Yarina, Lizzie. 2018. Your Sea Wall Won’t Save You. Places Journal.
       

Additional References




Dawson, Ashley. “Sea Change” in Extreme Cities: The Peril and Promise of Urban Life in the Age of Climate Change. Verso Books, 2017: 116-151. [canvas] Macomber, John Climate Change is Going to Transform Where and How we Build. Macomber, John. Even for the Non-Believers, These are the Next Steps on Climate Change . Raichlen, Fredric. “Extreme Waves” in Waves. MIT Press, 2012: 177-215. [canvas] Yarina, Lizzie. 2018. Your Sea Wall Won’t Save You. Places Journal.
       


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