Exploring Climate Change Adaptations for Cultural Heritage: The ADAPT Framework

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Abstract
There is an urgent need for climate change–informed decision-making and adaptation actions for cultural heritage. Challenges arise in incorporating and balancing multiple considerations, including robust understandings of climate change vulnerability, the objectives of current management paradigms, the need for meaningful engagement, the risk of maladaptation, and constrained resources to implement. We offer a conceptual framework and guide to integrate climate science and cultural heritage management to produce a range of adaptation actions for cultural heritage, categorized as Acclimate, Dislocate, Abandon, Protect, and Tell the Story (ADAPT) approaches. The ADAPT framework is intended to aid archaeologists and other cultural heritage managers in developing and evaluating possible adaptation actions that directly respond to findings from climate change vulnerability assessments, critically integrating management postures and constraints, and coproducing climate change adaptations with Indigenous rightsholders and community stakeholders.
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Authors Jeneva P. Wright, Morris Hylton III
Journal ADVANCES IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRACTICE
Year 2024
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10.1017/aap.2024.18
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https://www.cambridge.org/core/product/E126F53C06A0F08B1A12E7FF5F17DB4F
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