Different countries practice various approaches to coastal erosion management, which have
characteristics strengths and weaknesses. Protection of the land from coastal erosion is a …

The coastal zone may be considered as the location where the marine and land
environments interact dynamically and coexist with human societies. Globally, natural and …

Human activities like dam construction in rivers and urban development in coastal areas,
combined with climate change, are degrading coastal systems. As a result, many European …

In the second half of the twentieth century, after the Second World War, a considerable
migration from inland to coastal areas was observed in many territories, especially in the …

Abstract The Isla Salamanca coastal barrier on the Colombian Caribbean coast faces
significant erosion, driven by climate change-induced, sea level rise and human activities …

In the second half of the twentieth century, after the end of the Second World War, a
considerable anthropogenic pressure was observed in most of the Mediterranean territories …

Status quo water scarcity in the Mediterranean region is expected to be exacerbated as
hydro-climatic changes intensify, demanding the development of place-based interventions …

The work reports the results of investigations on the historical evolution of the shoreline in
relation to the presence of check dam systems along streams of the Mediterranean …

Coastal dunes are extremely fragile and threatened ecotones, which play a key
environmental role in terms of functional connection between terrestrial and marine …

Akarsuların taşıdıkları alüvyonları biriktirmesi sonucunda oluşan deltalar, su ortamındaki
karasal tortuların depolanma alanı olan, kıyı ekosisteminin öğelerinden birini oluşturan ve …