Sea-level rise, groundwater quality, and the impacts on coastal homeowners’ decisions to sell
Authors:
- Dennis GuignetDGDennis Guignet
- O. Ashton MorganOMO. Ashton Morgan
- Craig E. LandryCLCraig E. Landry
- John C. WhiteheadJWJohn C. Whitehead
- William P. AndersonWAWilliam P. Anderson
- 19 November 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Housing Economics
- Vol. 66
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