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Methodology for Mapping Socio-Economic Variables Using 2000 Census Data

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Methodology for Mapping Socio-Economic Variables Using 2000 Census Data allows users to gain insights into socioeconomic trends in the nation's rapidly developing coastal regions. Data can be used to inform decisions on conservation priorities in light of climate change and different socioeconomic trends.

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