Plum Island 2016

Plum Island 2016 by William Sargent, published by Strawberry Hill Press on October 11, 2016, is a 150-page exploration of the dynamic relationship between nature and human intervention. This book chronicles the events of 2016, focusing on how island residents shifted their approach from resisting the Atlantic Ocean and the Army Corps of Engineers to collaborating with nature in efforts to combat erosion. It presents a narrative that highlights the transformative impact of environmental changes on the lives of the community.
Readers will find an engaging account of the challenges posed by storms, climate change, and rising sea levels, as well as the innovative strategies employed by the residents of Plum Island. The book emphasizes the intersection of nature and science, illustrating how these elements shape the rapidly evolving environment. As the third installment in a series about Plum Island, it builds on themes explored in previous works while providing fresh insights into the ongoing ecological narrative of this unique location.
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Plum Island is a living laboratory to study the effects of storms, climate change and sea level rise. This book chronicles the events of 2016 when island residents started turning away from fighting the Atlantic Ocean and the Army Corps of Engineers to working with nature to slow erosion. It tells the engaging story of people lives being transformed by nature, science and our rapidly evolving environment.
This is the third book in a series about the changing face of Plum Island that includes, “Islands in the Storm,” “Plum Island; 4,000 Years on a Barrier Beach” and “Plum Island 2016.”
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