Overview
Coastal communities are unique social and economic entities that rely heavily on their proximity to the ocean. They face various challenges, including economic pressures from tourism and fishing, as well as environmental threats like climate change and pollution. Understanding the dynamics of these ...
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Example: Fishing villages are typical coastal communities.
Example: Sustainable fishing practices help maintain fish populations.
Example: Rising sea levels due to climate change threaten coastal areas.
Example: Coastal tourism boosts local businesses but can strain resources.
Example: Plastic waste in oceans is a major pollution issue.
Example: Hurricanes can devastate coastal communities.
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