A factsheet detailing the Mendocino County Sea Level Rise Roadway Impact Study has been released. The document provides an overview of the study, which examines how rising sea levels could affect local roadways in Mendocino County. The factsheet is available for download and offers insights into potential risks and considerations for infrastructure planning in response to climate change.
Mendocino County releases factsheet on sea level rise impact on roadways
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