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How does coastal erosion affect Farmers in mappleton? Can you help me.. can you outline the problems that they are facing due to coastal erosion and human activity and suggest what can be done to prevent this? My topic is Holderness coast.

What are the geographical processes of coastal erosion? My topic is Coastal erosion & Beach replenishment and i'm doing the Bate Bay area (cronulla beach, wanda beach etc.) Please help :)

Why they UK is not concerned about the ongoing coastal erosion of their shores? The Britains are surrounded by sea but they seem not to be concerned by the ongoing coastal erosion of their shores. According to a publication in Guardian titled "Living on the edge", the sea level is expected to rise by 90 cm leaving large coastal areas of the UK under water around 2080. The UK is not the only case, of course, but they are one of the most threatened nations. They are also one of the few developed nations, which means that they should have be able to provide some solution. It is sad but it seems that they haven't any solution available. They are obviously eager to brag about the problem than to find some solution. Aren't there some wisemen to show them what to do?

What is being done to stop coastal erosion in Louisiana? I had to watch i video in my biology class about coastal erosion and i cant remember much about what is being done to stop it and i have to write a paper on it so help...please

What evidence is there for coastal erosion? how can we tell it is happening? how to stop it? Any defenses to stop it?

What could Happisburgh do to prevent coastal erosion? Please could you give a detailed answer as I need help with my final conclusion in my work.

How and why is the North Norfolk coast protected from coastal erosion? This is the title for my coursework that is due in for next week. I issed our trip to norfolk through being ill so i have no idea what to put. Also Geography isnt my stongest point out of my subjects........ Any idea's/answers so that i can put them together would be great! Thanks x

How does Coastal erosion affect the formation of beaches and cliffs? I need this for a geography homework

What does anyone know about coastal erosion? Okay, I'm doing this research in science and I just picked a topic, so i picked this one. Can anybody help? This project is worth like, half my grade for the semester. And if anybody thinks this is a stupid topic and has a better one, feel free to let me know. The topics are supposed to be about geology. Thank you guys so much.

How has flooding and coastal erosion changed in the UK over the past ten years? if you can find me any link to some bar chart and pie chart then it would be very helpful

What is the link between sea temperatures and coastal erosion?

How much land does coastal erosion take away every 30 minutes?

What are some interesting facts about coastal erosion? i need this answer 4 a project

How has flooding and coastal erosion changed the UK over the past 10 years?

does turbines under the ocean that create tidal fences help to reduce coastal erosion?

Some cliffs are made from sand, shell & gravel - Why is this important for coastal erosion/beach erosion ETC!? Some cliffs are made from sand, shell & gravel - Why is this important for coastal erosion/beach erosion, transportation and deposition

What's being done about coastal erosion in the United States?

Possible impacts of coastal erosion on Barton Sea? Does anyone know the possible impacts of coast erosion that could happen to the place called Barton sea, or Barton on Sea, or something, if so please reply!! :)

How are caves/cliffs/archest/stacks made during coastal erosion? Links appreciated.

Is cliff slumping counted as coastal erosion? (Slump- where soft boulder clay cliffs are moved as water is infiltrated through it- e.g; Overstrand, Norfolk) ...and, to James- I will. It's coursework.

How is weathering related to coastal erosion? and how are they different

Is coastal erosion only going on in New Orleans, LA? What about places like Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, or Florida? I guess you only hear about NOLA becasue of Katrina, but what about the other ocean bordering states?

what is a feature of coastal erosion usually created by hyraulic action?

what is a solution for coastal erosion? what is a solution for coastal erosion what made it stop or what did they do when it was over something like that

what is the required government,societal,and globel support of coastal erosion?

how does sea level rise have an effect on coastal erosion? please help me its for the BODY of my paper im wirthing thank you you opinion matters

What do you know about the coastal erosion in Louisiana? Please tell me anything you know i wud be really grateful thankyhuu! ox

Do Salt marshes increase or decrease coastal erosion? and do seawalls limit or support growth of salt marshes? A practice question for my science test, however there is no answers posted :(

Why is coastal erosion much worse/ more rapid on the East coast of Britain than the West?

How does urbanization affect coastal erosions and catastrophic storms?? how does urbanization and the technological advances increase or decrease the damage and COASTAL EROSION and CATASTROPHIC STORMS...? Thank you for your HELP..=)

worst coastal erosion? does anyone know where some of the worst coastal erosion is in the world?

Is there a link between coastal erosion and flooding?If there is; how can the whole problem be solved/bettered Thanks in advance you nice people

The answer to coastal erosion!? Hello i believe i have a possible answer to coastal erosion in some areas. Drilling metal plates to the cliff would stop the water smashing against the rock and eroding it right? So why havent they thought about trying something like this out?!! Chz for your comments and opinions, much appriciated, Jordan.

I need pictures of the Walton on the naze Then and Now!? coastal erosion? Don't tell me oh just type it up on google because ive tryed that and i havent had good results. please anyone? many thanks x

Coastal Erosion HELP!? We done coastal erosion today in geography, and now we have to write a newspaper article on it, but im just doing it on word and obviously i'll need the facts and that, but i do need help because im not quite sure how to explain it and that, thanks

how has coastal erosion and flooding changed in the UK over the past ten years? yeah im doing an essay on the question above and i need websites does anyone know where i can get info for it. because i've tried so many websites but it doesn't work. xx

ways in which we can avoid coastal erosion? i need three stratergies not including seawalls... please help.. assignment due tomorrow....!!!

What processes cause coastal erosion?

Explain 2 processes of coastal erosion? 4 mark question, any help please?

how can we put a stop to or reduce coastal erosion.?

what are examples of how you can help stop coastal erosion?

Information about coastal erosion in florida? Just neeed alot of information about it and pictures cause i want to

Should people be compensated for losing their homes and livelihood through coastal erosion (and why)?

I live in zone 8, coastal, and need ground cover on a steep bank to stop erosion. Any reccomendations? I have hard red clay. What's your advice. At this time I can't afford to build a retaining wall.

WHY should we put a stop to coastal erosion?pllzz tell me i have a project.?

Coastal erosion possible solution idea number 2!? Using wood that is used to create a break in the waves could be drilled into the cliffs to stop erosion? What you think? Chz Jordan.

what will happen if coastal erosion is not stoped?

how does sand mining have an effect on coastal erosion? its for my paper thank you

does coastal erosion happen everywhere? does it happen along all coasts? if not why?

When constructing coastal defences against flooding or erosion? What factors have to be taken in to account. Am I missing something? I feel like I am. I have these so far - Access - does defence impede transportation infrastructure? Aesthetics - is it ugly? Construction time - will there be another disaster before the defence can be built Cost - is money available, worth it Importance - is land important e.g. urban? or agricultural? Effectiveness - how long will defences last, what sort of events do they cover

Whats the main reason for coastal erosion at the Naze? Attrition, Abrasion, Corrosion or Hydraulic Action? need it for a project! THANKS X

how does flood cause erosion?? and how does coastal storms cause erosion? like the def.

how can coastal erosion be reduced?

ways to stop coastal erosion? - don't want ideas on how to stop it i want facts.. -need it to be true... -need help..=/

how can we stop coastal erosion?plz help me?

why does coastal erosion occur?

barrier islands and coastal erosion?

Imagine the US map in 100 yrs with most of todays low coastal areas and cities under water? Global warming, rising water levels, and more frequent, violent storms and erosion. What coastal cities or areas do you think will disappear, or become an island?

Help with Earth Science Project on Barrier Beaches & Erosion...? Ok i need to pick a place anywhere in the world that is similiar to Long Island's Hampton beaches. Like it has to have barrier beaches and coastal erosion, as long as it has those 2 things that should be good, Thanks!!

coastal erosions!!!.? can you please help me find a list of coastal erosions taking place in the world!

list the range of problems experienced in coastal areas? please include named examples and sources thankyou... e.g accelerated coastal erosion (+where?)

How has flooding and coastal erosion changed in the UK over the past ten years??

What is the simplest way to explain Attrition? Attrition about coastal erosion.

what will happen if the rotation of the earth is reversed and the poles are also reversed ? how will that affect the global warming , coriolis effect , prevailing winds, ocean currents , thermohaline circulation , coastal erosion , changing weather patterns .

what are the ecological and spatial dimensions of wanda beach? im doing a geography assignment on coastal erosion and beach replenishment and i need to write the ecological and spacial dimensions of wanda beach.. its due tomorrow and i have no idea what to write!!! please help :)

1. How far was the lighthouse from the shoreline when it was built in 1870? I have this essay and some questions about it, i've answered them all and i just want to check my answers. I will post the other in a min. [The Cape Hatteras lighthouse is part of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, North Carolina. The 60-meter (208 feet) high structure is the tallest lighthouse in the United States, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The lighthouse was built on the barrier islands that make up the Outer Banks over 120 years ago. At that time the structure was much further from the shoreline. In recent years coastal erosion threatened this historical landmark. This exercise reviews contrasting perspectives on how to deal with the threat of erosion. We will examine the interaction between politics and science, and conflicts between citizen groups and federal agencies. The National Park Service (NPS) manages the Seashore and recently (Summer, 1999) carried out a plan move the lighthouse inland to protect the structure from future.] Oh, i missed some sentences, here it is [The NPS plan was opposed by some local citizen groups (Save Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Committee) whereas other residents, such as the members of the Outer Banks Lighthouse Society, supported the relocation. A Raleigh, North Carolina, television station, WRAL, has produced a web-documentary (including audioclips from politicians, experts and locals) about the debate around moving the lighthouse]. And here is the other 2 Questions: 2.How far was the lighthouse from the shoreline in 1935 when the first significant steps were taken to try to protect the coastline against erosion? 3.What was the approximate rate of erosion for Cape Hatteras in the first 65 years after the lighthouse was constructed? This reflects the natural erosion rate for this part of the Outer Banks before the impact of man-made structures.

How much of Blackgang Chine is left? I have fond childhood memories of Blackgang Chine on the Isle of Wight and returned there about 5 years ago to find that parts of it have fallen into the sea due to coastal erosion. I looked on Google Earth and the Maze is looking precariously close. Has anyone been there recently and do you know if any more has been lost?

Could this be the answer to Great Britain's rubbish problem? I read again this morning, dire warnings and I quote. (Britain faces fines of up to £180 million a year from the European Commission if it does not reduce the amount of rubbish dumped at landfill sites, a committee of MPs warned.) And then the next article I read is, and again I quote. (Welcome to Semakau, which the Singapore government believes to be the world's first island made almost entirely from trash.) Surely, this must the way forward for Great Britain, which is facing a shortage of landfill sites and coastal erosion on what seems a massive scale. Your thoughts please.

what are the 'Knock On' effects of coastal management for Holderness? for geography i have too do a case study on Holderness erosion etc. and i need to include what the knock on effects are. i've looked everywhere and cant find anything :S its so frustrating.

How is the sun related to coastal erosion? Exactly as the title puts it. This is for a friend not me.

Can someone give me an example of a Research Action Plan? Hi, for my geography assignment I gotta develop a research action plan for coastal erosion and beach replenishment, im not asking for a research action plan for that topic im just asking for a totally completed example, could be about penguins or something. Cos i kind of dont know what to do, answers with advice for my rap will be helpful aswell thanks

For a stretch or stretches of coastline you have studied? For a stretch or stretches of coastline you have studied, show how coastal erosion interacting with lithology has generated a range of landforms.

Is the infrastructure of the Arctic endangered? Concerns associated with permafrost warming and degradation, coastal erosion, the stability and maintenance of transportation routes, and industrial development may indicate that the issue is more of an economic one than a technological one. In areas of warm, discontinuous permafrost, it is challenging to find economic solutions to address he impacts of climate change on foundations or structures. Thinner, less extensive sea ice is very likely to improve navigation conditions along most northern shipping routes, such as Canada’s Northwest Passage and Russia’s Northern Sea Route. However, decreasing sea- ice extent and thickness is very likely to affect traditional winter travel and hunting where sea ice has been used for these purposes. Projected increases in temperature, precipitation, and storm magnitude and frequency are very likely to increase the frequency of avalanches and landslides. Is the average American aware of these issues? Can they see the relevance?

Does anyone know anything about walton on the naze? if you do I need help! i'm not going to ask you to write out the whole essay for me, i just need a good opening line to start the essay Its about the coastal erosion thats happening. many thanks xx =]

Is it realized and accepted what global warming will do to the North East ? Wilting heat, deadly storms, flash floods, coastal erosion, more days with unhealthy air -- those are just some of the effects of rising temperatures on the Northeast, a group of scientists reported Wednesday. In New Jersey and other states, the multi-billion-dollar coastal tourism industry will suffer from even a slight rise in sea level that will result from a global rise in temperatures, the scientists said. Less snowfall and more ice storms will adversely impact New Hampshire, Vermont and other states that draw winter tourists for skiing, snowmobiling and the like. In New Jersey, two of the state's premier crops, blueberries and cranberries, would be threatened if temperatures rise by as much as 14 degrees Fahrenheit by late century, as scientists predict if fossil fuel consumption continues to rise at current levels. The burning of fossil fuels, such as coal and gasoline, are a leading cause of the heating of the planet, known as global warming. http://www.enn.com

Is the local council obliged to get the emergency services to both your frount and back door? council may have to close the road due to coastal erosion but could they compusary buy some ajoining land

Global warming websites - most interesting information? I am writing an essay about global warming and need interesting websites possibly including coastal erosion, graphs, facts and figures. I am asking which you personally find the most usefull as any will be a great help. Many thanks.

Where in ireland suffers from severe wind and erosion? A coastal area or beach on the west of ireland please!!! help

A variety of techniques and efforts are used to stabilize shorelines throughout the world.? A variety of techniques and efforts are used to stabilize shorelines throughout the world. Are all of these efforts only temporary measures or are any of them permanent? Also, does urbanization and development of coastal areas always contribute to shoreline erosion? Explain.

Can anyone help me answer any Geography questions? These questions come from my geography studyguide for my exam and I am not certain of many questions. For any of those good in geography or geology please help! One or two questions at least. Thank You. 1. Main ingredient in coral reef formation. 2. Next stage in a coastal lagoon 3. Events in back snore zone 4. Hydraulic pounding causes coastal erosion 5. How is deoris in sea water carried 6. Characteristics Ria shoreline 7. Spray from breaking waves, how fast 8. Kind of material for steed beaches 9. Longest barrier reef in U.S.A 10. What produces marine terraces 11. In what time of the year do beachers get smaller 12. Ocean waves steeden near shore, why 13. Emergent coast lines characteristics 14. What type land from is Chesapeake Bay 15. Best conditions for coral development

Bush vetoes water projects bill. Why? Details of the projects that Bush cited as his reasons for a veto included: * $3.6 billion for major wetlands and other coastal restoration, flood control and dredging projects for Louisiana, a state where coastal erosion and storms have resulted in the disappearance of huge areas of land; * nearly $2 billion for the restoration of the Florida Everglades; * nearly $2 billion for the Army Corps of Engineers to build seven new locks on the upper Mississippi and Illinois rivers; * $7 billion for various projects related to hurricane mitigation in Mississippi and Louisiana, including assuring 100-year levee protection in New Orleans; * hundreds of smaller dredging, wetlands restoration and flood control projects across the country. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21599575/ To me it looks like he's trying to put New Orleans underwater for good. I'm not seeing anything substantial from the apologists on this. Like no bill passed under Congress from 2000-2007 had state projects. Besides, the article states those projects were wetlands renovation projects. Prretty appropriate on a water bill.

test your knowledge part 2? 1.Red mangroves are easily identified by their specialized roots called rhizophores peg legs prop roots knees 2. In the mangroves of Australia, what large reptile may be found hunting for large crabs, birds and mammals. Alligator Great white shark Barracuda Salt water crocodile 3. The mangroves are the only home to a very interesting fish which buries in the mud at high tide and climbs trees and feeds on crabs. What is the name of this fish? mudskipper mudhopper lung fish tree climber 4. Crabs are a very common part of the mangrove ecosystem with over 60 species found. One very recognizable species has a large claw that it waves around to attract mates. What crab is this? mud crab mangrove crab fiddler crab leef eater crab 5. Mangroves are important ecosystems because they prevent coastal erosion they trap sediments they trap excess nutrients from agricultural runoff all of the above

Atheists and Christians Alike both agree the earth is warming and the Climate is changing? But Christians believe the change is all in GOD's plan to cleanse the earth once again just like in Noah's day, once and for all the Sinful Nature of Man. And even though believers think we should all do what we can to take care of the earth the final cleansing and rebirth will happen with the arrival of Jesus Christ. Atheists- Since many of you think also Global Warming and the Climate is changing what are your views on the end result? Will mankind just disappear and evolution will start again? and why do you think earth has to be inhabitable for human life? Climate change is warming Britain's waters, eroding its coastline, harming its marine wildlife and increasing "Our winters are getting wetter and warmer, sea levels are rising and coastal erosion is increasing," Rural affairs secretary Richard Lochhead said. "These are happening now and we must take action."

Geography coursework please help asap!? I am speaking about coastal management about the effects of erosion. I want to say the different types of physical erosion can be aerial and _______ (water). What is the posh word meaning water I should use here? Is it hydro something? Thank you :)

GUYS!!! HELP!!! anyone? FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE:- explain how a) flooded rice fields in China may contribute to coastal erosion in Eastern England b)increased artificial lightning in glasshouses in England may decrease forest productivity in Germany? All answers would be welcome save for stupid, senseless, chuckle-headed ones.

the main source of sediment which collects on the continental shelf is form:? a. volcanic ejecta b. rivers c. biogenic processes d. wind-dust e. coastal erosion

CALLING ALL PEOPLE FROM/ IN / have visited NORFOLK!!!!!? COASTAL EROSION IS A GROWING PROBLEM! WHAT are YOUR views on coastal erosion and mangagement , what do you think needs to happen SHOULD HAPPISBURGH BE PROTECTED MORE? SHOULD SHERINGHAM BE BETTER PROTECTED? or should sheringham and happisburgh be left to the sea??? please help me!

Since the earth seems to be going through a warming cycle, should we stop fighting and prepare for it? Liberals = it's MAN's fault and WE should stop it Conservatives = there have been warming and cooling periods all through time and we cannot stop or change them OKAY - we have different 'reasons' why...BUT Should we all work together to come up with a plan? **Housing will be affected as shores erode and storms become more common and servere. **Entering the location of a home in the continental U.S. on www.climateappraisal.com, pulls up an environmental lowdown: information on the coastal erosion, tornadoes, earthquakes, drought, floods, landslides and volcanoes in the area.

Do you think we should restore some of the swamp land at hurricane-prone places so the hurricanes would be..? less dangerous? Environmentalists have been talking for years about the possible effects that damage to the coastal lands would have should a hurricane cut the right course. Minus the miles of grasslands and barrier reefs that have been fading for years, Gulf Coast cities are vulnerable. But the urgings of scientists and politicians have fallen on deaf federal ears. "They're constantly turning their backs on the erosion of our coastal lands," Benson says, "and now it's gonna bank the country." But somehow the problem here seems more desperate than other places. Casinos can be rebuilt. New Orleans most likely will rise again. The small towns sprinkled along the coast will bloom from the sweat of the hard people who refuse to leave. http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geu.djAHNG3eYAFGJXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE3Ymtxdm43BHNlYwNzcgRwb3MDMQRjb2xvA2UEdnRpZANERkQ1XzE0MwRsA1dTMQ--/SIG=127vrk8t5/EXP=1182028259/**http%3a//hurricane.weathercenter.com/MGBQTUMXDDE.html

can u help me make this into a better paragraph..somehow rewording it..? If heat increase for a prolong time, the polar ice caps will melt away. The sea level would rise throughout the world. Many coastal areas would experience flooding, erosion, a loss of wetlands, and an entry of seawater into freshwater areas.