WARRICK, Jonathan A.; BUSCOMBE, Daniel; VOS, Kilian; BRYAN, Karin R.; CASTELLE, Bruno; COOPER, J. Andrew G.; HARLEY, Mitch D.; JACKSON, Derek W. T.; LUDKA, Bonnie C.; MASSELINK, Gerd; PALMSTEN, Margaret L.; RUIZ DE ALEGRIA-ARZABURU, Amaia; SENECHAL, Nadia; SHERWOOD, Christopher R.; SHORT, Andrew D.; SOGUT, Erdinc; SPLINTER, Kristen D.; STEPHENSON, Wayne J.; SYVITSKI, Jaia; YOUNG, Adam P.

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Nature Communications. 2024-03-15, vol. 15, n° 1

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During the present era of rapid climate change and sea-level rise, coastal change science is needed at global, regional, and local scales. Essential elements of this science, regardless of scale, include that the methods are defendable and that the results are independently verifiable. The recent contribution by Almar et al.1 does not achieve either of thesemeasures as shown by: (i) the use of an error-prone proxy for coastal shoreline and (ii) analyses that are circular and explain little of the data variance.< Leer menos

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