Lesson 16 Flashcards

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What is sustainable management of a coast?

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long term approach that considers future threats such as sea level rise and storm surges. In some cases this may mean abandoning coastlines, such as low land areas or those where coastal erosion may increase. Such plans may conflict with the wishes of local people, who may lose their land, home, job and sense of community and feel that there is no social justice.

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What must coastal management be?

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bearable
viable
equitable

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How is a coastline managed economically?

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cost effective

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How is a coastline managed environmentally?

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adaptation to sea level rise

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How is a coastline managed socially?

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impacts on people living/working in area

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How are Namibia using coastal management that is Cost-effective?

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National policy on climate change

Development policy 2013, strengthen coastline maintain ecosystems

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How are Namibia using coastal management that has Impacts on people living and working in the coastal zone?

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Normal actions, low cost not directly related to sea level rise. reducing risk of poverty

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How are Namibia using coastal management that is Adapting to sea-level rise?

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Normal actions, low cost not directly related to sea level rise.

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What is involved in normal actions? (4)

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not directly related to sea level
preventing development
stabilising sand dunes
reduce risk and poverty

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What is involved in additional actions? (4)

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maintain sea level
soft engineering
mapping vulnerable;e areas
laws to in force management

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What is involved in expensive actions? (3)

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protecting people and buildings from sea level
hard engineering
relocating

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What was the result of the cost benefit analysis in Essex?

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soil quality and land value low, not worth maintaining

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What was land in Essex turned into by Essex Wildlife trust?

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salt marsh

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What was happened in the coastal realignment project in Essex?

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provided sustainable sea defences
salt marshes and mud flats absorb sea and storm surges with out any local damage and reducing water volume travelling which could have flooded.
Wildlife benefits

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What were the concerns with the coastal realignment protect in Essex?

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People concerned it would change local water environments
fishermen concerned it would kill fish or water level change and remove them
increased erosion and flooding of habitats
se. reducing risk of poverty

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