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What is
climate change?
Assess risks
and impacts
Understand
adaptation
Undertake
adaptation
Connect with the
adaptation community

Past and present climate

Importance of climate
Australia's current climate
Recent climate change
Long-term climate change

Present-day climate data

Present-day climate data sources
Understanding climate trends
Understanding climate risks
CoastAdapt datasets: present-day

Future climate

Causes of climate change
Global climate change
Climate change in Australia
Unexpected/abrupt climate change

Future climate data

Understanding climate scenarios
Accessing climate scenarios
Using climate scenarios
Communicating global climate scenarios
CoastAdapt datasets: future

Coastal processes

Coast and climate dynamics
Estuaries and climate change
Waves, water levels and climate change
Data sources on inundation and erosion
Sediment compartments and coastal management

Understanding the impacts

Overview of impacts
Ocean acidification
Cyclones and East Coast Lows
Impacts by sector
Coastal groundwater

Risk assessment

Local-scale risk assessment
Guidance on risk assessment

Rules of thumb
Risk assessment templates
Modelling tools for risk assessment
Data for risk assessment
Quick guide to hazard mapping

Why adapt?

What is adaptation?
Importance of adaptation

Enablers and barriers

Role of decision makers
Barriers to adaptation
Working with consultants

Government and legislation

Reducing legal risk
Jurisdictional differences
State-specific information

Approaches to adaptation

Pathways approach
Transformation

Adaptation options

Adaptation options

Coastal Climate Adaptation Decision Support

Using C-CADS
Step 1: The challenge
Step 2: Determine vulnerability
Step 3: Identify options
Step 4: Prepare a plan
Step 5: Take action
Step 6: Monitor and evaluate

Taking action

How to develop a business case
What is the least I can do?
What if I do nothing?
Getting organisational buy-in
Review of adaptation support tools
Monitoring and Evaluation
Indicators for M&E

Economics of adaptation

Financing adaptation
Role of insurance
Valuation

Engagement

CoastExchange: the CoastAdapt Online Forum
Building community support
How to engage the community
Partnerships

Case studies

Case studies in CoastAdapt are organised under 13 categories to help you find something to match your interests. There are brief snapshots, longer full case studies and engaging videos.
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CoastExchange

CoastExchange was CoastAdapt's online forum in which users could interact with their peers to share ideas, approaches, opportunities, and more. CoastExchange was operational from April 2016 through to June 2017.
Other adaptation forums

Ask an Expert

Every month CoastExchange users were able to submit questions to a panel of adaptation experts.
View expert answers

Feature articles

Feature articles were posted weekly in CoastExchange.
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Some of the carbon dioxide emitted to the atmosphere by human activities is absorbed by the oceans. When carbon dioxide combines with water in the ocean it forms carbonic acid, which makes the ocean more acidic.

CoastAdapt was developed by NCCARF with funding from the Australian Government through the Department of the Environment and Energy

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