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Cesme, Turkey Durban, South Afric Nourishment modes

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Cesme, Turkey. Durban, South Africa. Nourishment modes. Miami Beach. Miami Beach. Problems with Beach Nourishment. Bad sand Sand source Costs - who pays? Promotes overdevelopment Meaningless design Environmental destruction. Relocation / Retreat. Advantages - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Cesme, Turkey

Durban, South Africa

Nourishmentmodes

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Miami Beach

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Miami Beach

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Problems with Beach Nourishment

• Bad sand• Sand source• Costs - who pays?• Promotes

overdevelopment• Meaningless

design• Environmental

destruction

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Relocation / Retreat

Advantages• Responds to sea-level rise• Preserves the beach• Saves shoreline stabilization costs• Preserves Buildings

Disadvantages • Politically difficult• Potentially costly• Loss of land

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New Jersey

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Cape Hatteras, NC

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“Paradise almost lost: Maldives seek to buy a new homeland”

“The last days of paradise

The president of the Maldives wants to buy a

new home for all 300,000 of his people...

November 2008

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March 2008 Retreat

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 John Donne (1572-1631), from Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions, Meditation XVII.

“If a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were”

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Beach Nourishment Schemes Spain and Italy Hanson et al. (2002) Coastal Engineering

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•Defining Relative Sea level (past and future)•Understanding Ice-Earth-Ocean interaction•Coastal Response to RSL (and other) forcing

•Adaptation•Sustainable shorelines

Environment and Society

Geoscience – understanding the coastal system