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January 2021
How Can Revolving Loan Funds Make Our Coasts More Resilient?
This fact sheet explains how revolving loan funds (RLFs) can be used to finance coastal resilience and environmental improvements. It details the mechanics of RLFs, discusses federal legislative priorities like the STORM Act, and provides a detailed case study of the Maryland Shore Erosion Control Revolving Loan Fund alongside a feasibility study for a similar program in Puget Sound, Washington.
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Themes: coastal resilience sea level rise nature-based solutions climate adaptation finance hazard mitigation
Environmental and Energy Study Institute
Document type: Fact sheet
Regions: Puget Sound United States Maryland

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