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Eggs & Issues 12/11 “Rising Tides”
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As Maine’s coastal communities face rising seas, stronger storms, and increasing economic pressures, how can the working waterfront be protected while supporting sustainable growth? Eggs & Issues will connect climate science with the realities facing businesses and highlight actionable steps to strengthen resilience while supporting long-term growth.
What to Expect: A lively discussion with leaders from the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI), Glenn Prickett, President & CEO, and Dr. David Reidmiller, Chief Impact Officer.
Key Topics/Questions to Be Addressed:
How sea-level rise and coastal flooding are already affecting Portland
New climate science and GMRI tools helping communities make smarter decisions
The economic risks of inaction—from storm damage to extreme heat
Ways businesses can prepare, invest, and lead in building a resilient coastal economy
Emerging opportunities in climate adaptation, innovation, and finance
What it will take to safeguard Maine’s working waterfront for future generations
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