Coastal management - Soft engineering

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GCSE Geography (Coastal Zone) Mind Map on Coastal management - Soft engineering, created by SEOTP on 07/01/2014.
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Coastal management - Soft engineering
  1. Beach nourishment
    1. Sand reduces wave energy and maintains tourism
      1. Expensive
        1. Needs to be replenished constantly as material becomes transported and eroded
        2. Managed retreat
          1. People and activities move inland
            1. Unpopular with local residents
              1. Depending on the rate of erosion the movement may have to be more regular
              2. Dune regeneration
                1. Relatively cheap
                  1. People resent having to stay out of replanted areas
                  2. Marsh creation
                    1. Creates wildlife habitat
                      1. Farmland destroyed and farmers have to be compensated
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