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1984. Greenhouse Effect and Sea Level Rise.
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1983. Shoreline Erosion Due to Extreme Storms and SeaLevel Rise.
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1985. Effects of sea level rise and net sand volume change on shoreline position at Ocean City, Maryland.
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1986. Future global warming and sea level rise.
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1985. Estimates of Erosion and Mitigation Requirements Under Various Scenarios of Sea Level Rise and Storm Frequency for Ocean City, Maryland.
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1984b. Coastal geomorphic responses to sea-level rise: Galveston Bay, Texas.
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: Simposio Internacional sobre Cambios del Nivel del Mar. Abstracts 82-85.
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1967. The Bruun theory of sea-level rise as a cause of shore erosion.
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1986. Greenhouse effect, sea level rise, and coastal zone management.
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1987. Impact of Sea Level Rise on Gap Creek Watershed in the Fort Walton Beach, Florida, Area.
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