Nitroglycerine as a hypotensive agent in ear, nose, and throat surgery

Latief, Said A.

doi:10.13181/mji.v3i3.970

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“…It is one of the factors accelerating erosion rates, altering coastlines, and increasing inundation areas along the coast. Marine ecosystems and beaches are also at risk when sea levels and temperatures exceed the limits of marine biota to adapt [10]. Storm surges, especially from tropical storms, can cause serious disasters in coastal areas, particularly in tropical and sub-tropical zones [11].…”

Section: Sea Level Rise (Slr) and Storm Surgementioning

confidence: 99%

Impacts of seawater level and human activities on Yeh Gangga Beach’s coastal area at Tabanan Town

Rajendra,

Wiryawan,

Mudra

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The coastal environment of Bali has undergone significant changes due to rising seawater levels and human activities associated with tourism. As a result, public beach areas have become narrower, which has marginalized public interest and religious activities, particularly in coastal tourist resorts. To address this issue, this research focuses on Yeh Gangga's coastal area in Tabanan Regency, which is a crucial ritual site for the Tabanan Town Community, a traditional fisherman's territory, and a location of conflicts of interest among parties in the use of the beach. Empirical studies in the field, including observation, institutional data, and theories, were conducted to gather data. From the results of in-depth interviews conducted by a number of residents, they said that erosion has been going on for a long time and it is estimated that 20-50 meters of the coast towards the mainland has become the sea. Hence, the main objective of this research is to provide factual evidence of the decreasing public coastal areas as public spaces in Yeh Gangga Beach and to suggest that the local authorities build an organization body for integrated coastal zone management. The findings of this research will benefit academic purposes, urban planners, and local authorities.

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Section: Sea Level Rise (Slr) and Storm Surgementioning

confidence: 99%