Coastal Management on the Isle of Wight, UK

McInnes, Robin; Jewell, Sarah R.; Roberts, Heidi

doi:10.2307/3060618

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“…Global climatic warming, whether a continuation of the post glacial temperature rise or human‐induced, is now causing gradual sea level rise. A value of 2–6 cm every ten years is now suggested (McInnes et al . 1998).…”

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The Knysna Basin, South Africa: geomorphology, landscape sensitivity and sustainability

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2003

Geographical Journal

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The Knysna Basin, a southern Cape catchment, drains into the Knysna estuary. The landscape characteristics are the product of a long geomorphic evolution resulting in high sensitivity to change. Consideration of the geomorphology is followed by examples of impacts on the estuary and adjacent areas. The need for sustainability in the context of development is argued. The paper is a southern African contribution to the landscape sensitivity issue.

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confidence: 99%