Global climate change, resulting from natural processes, external forces, and human
activities, poses a significant threat to human well-being and development. Rising sea levels …

At coasts, sandy beach-dune systems act as natural barriers to environmental forcing,
preventing coastal flooding and protecting coastal communities. In the context of coastal …

The necessity for extensive historical data, variables, and weight determination still presents
challenges and complexity, notwithstanding the growth in research on socio-ecological …

Coastal and marine ecosystems provide valuable ecosystem services (ES) from which
humans derive societal goods and benefits (SG&B) after inputting human capital. Their …

Extreme sea levels and coastal flooding are projected to be among the most uncertain and
severe consequences of climate change. In response, a wide development of coastal …

Sandy beaches provide essential nesting habitats for sea turtles but are threatened globally
by a rapidly changing climate. Identifying which nesting sites are at the greatest risk from …

The coastal zone is a fascinating place that comprises the interface between sea and land.
This interface, which is both very dynamic and sensitive, has been affected by strong urban …

Natural and Nature-Based Features (NNBF) are promoted as alternatives to structural flood
protection measures. Progress has been made in understanding the physics and …

Saltmarshes play a crucial role in carbon sequestration and storage, although they are
increasingly threatened by climate change-induced sea level rise (SLR). This study …

Rainfall erosivity is one of the most dynamic factors in the soil erosion process. The increase
in soil erosion caused by high rainfall erosivity, and the subsequent loss of soil nutrients, can …