Text stimulus (diagram): A systems diagram titled Coastal City Planning Challenge. Locations: Coastal city at the center. Surround it with five boxes: Port jobs and tax base, Freight traffic and emissions, Flood exposure, Coastal wetlands, and Housing costs and displacement risk. Shown: arrows: Port activity increases jobs and freight traffic; freight traffic increases emissions; wetland loss increases flood exposure; flood protection and waterfront investment can increase housing costs; housing displacement changes commute distance and community networks. Along the bottom, show a coordinated policy band with Wetland restoration, Clean freight and port technology, Worker transition and training, Affordable housing and relocation protections, and Resident participation and monitoring, with arrows from each policy to the relevant boxes. The city must address port employment, freight emissions, flood risk, wetland loss, and rising housing costs. Which plan best reflects reciprocal social-environmental relationships?