With the mid-Louisiana coast being projected as “ground zero” for relative sea level rise (RSL), our State is destined to have a number of profound changes to both the human and faunal components. With these changes, history is somewhat reverting on itself and setting the stage for southern citizens to fall back on two polarities of food sources: seasonal wild harvest and consistently supplied cultured fishery products. The carbon footprint of these two sources will ultimately determine the consumer costs and acceptance.

What 18 inches could mean? Relative sea level rise and Louisiana

255th National Meeting (2018)

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