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作者

Ashley Robb;Michele Payne;Laura Stocker;Garry Middle;Andrew Trosic

来源

URBAN POLICY AND RESEARCH,Vol.37,Issue2,P.199-214

语言

英文

关键字

Coastal erosion,coastal inundation,climate change adaptation,urban planning,development control

作者单位

Curtin University Sustainability Policy Institute, Curtin University, Perth, Australia

摘要

A range of regulatory instruments can be used to modify development-control frameworks for the purposes of adapting urban areas to climate change-induced coastal erosion and inundation. This article investigates the approach of three local governments across Australia. It finds that local governments are modifying development-control frameworks to ensure the appropriate development of vulnerable coastal lands. However, the article also demonstrates the limitations in relying on development control to achieve adaptation objectives such as preserving public beach amenity, and highlights the need for legislative reform or the emergence of incentive-based instruments to complement development control.通过一系列监管工具，可修正开发管控框架，使城市地区适应气候变化造成的海岸侵蚀和淹没。本文考察了澳大利亚三个地方政府的治理方法，发现地方政府正在修正其开发管控框架，以确保 适当开发脆弱的海岸土地。然而，本文也指出开发管控对某些目标的作用有限，如保持公共海滩 的舒适性，并强调开发管控需辅以立法改革或崭露头角的激励工具。KEYWORDS: Coastal erosion, coastal inundation, climate change adaptation, urban planning, development controlAdditional informationFundingThis research is supported by an Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship.AcknowledgementsNorm Lenehan (Eurobodalla Shire Council, New South Wales), Chris Wightman (Bass Coast Shire Council, Victoria), Andrew Dunn (West Gippsland CMA, Victoria), Doug Vickery (City of Cockburn, Western Australia). These acknowledgements do not signify their endorsement of the article’s findings. A draft oral version was presented at the ACCARNSI 13th Early Career Researcher Forum, Sydney, 20 February 2017.Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the authors.