Sea level rise due to intense hurricanes and other extreme weather events will continue to represent the main danger of climate change for the Cuban archipelago due to coastal flooding and the destruction of the natural and human heritage near the coast. Studies indicate that 2.45 per cent of the
Sea level rise due to intense hurricanes and other extreme weather events will continue to represent the main danger of climate change for the Cuban archipelago due to coastal flooding and the destruction of the natural and human heritage near the coast. Studies indicate that 2.45 per cent of the land surface by 2050 would be permanently submerged, with a sea level rise of 27cm and 5.80 per cent by 2100 with an average sea level rise 85 Cm, without considering the keys.
Reduce the vulnerability of coastal settlments threatened by sea level rise and flooding due to hurricanes and high tides (13)
CU
Adaptation Commitments
ad_sec_action
Adaptation action/priority
Action and priority
Coastal Zone
Sea-level rise protection
CU
Adaptation Commitments
ad_sec_action
Adaptation action/priority
Action and priority
Coastal Zone
Coastal management