Coastal development hazards
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coastal-development-hazards-317-12769500
title:
Coastal development hazards
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A coastal development hazard is something that affects the natural environment by human activities and products. As coasts become more developed, the vulnerability component of the equation increases as there is more value at risk to the hazard. The likelihood component of the equation also increases in terms of there being more value on the coast so a higher chance of hazardous situation occurring. Fundamentally humans create hazards with their presence. In a coastal example, erosion is a proce
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Type of anthropogenic effect on the environment
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coastal_development_hazards
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2023-09-27T18:28:47Z
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