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cjel-3542	Adams-Schoen, Sarah J.	Sink or Swim: In Search of a Model for Coastal City Climate Resilience	2019	80	.pdf	application/pdf	32241	1501	49	Thus, a number of New York City initiatives, as well as their underlying planning processes, provide excellent models for regional, county and sub-county level resilience planning efforts. As a result of climate-related factors and land subsidence, sea level in New York City has risen 1.1 feet since 1900, approximately 1.2 inches per decade—a rate that is nearly two times the global average.100 According to NPCC2, an ongoing body established by New York City law to regularly update and report on region-specific climate data and projections, sea level rise is projected to accelerate as the century progresses, rising in New York City 11 to 21 inches by the 2050s, 18 to 39 inches by the 2080s, and as much as 6 feet by 2100 (over average 2000–2005 levels).101 available at http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/nyas.12591/epdf	cache/cjel-3542.pdf	txt/cjel-3542.txt