Titlebook: Environmental Management and Governance; Advances in Coastal Charles W. Finkl,Christopher Makowski Book 2015 Springer International Publis

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Environmental Management and Governance978-3-319-06305-8Series ISSN 2211-0577 Series E-ISSN 2211-0585

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Geological Recognition of Onshore Tsunami Depositsare being regarded as major threats for coastal regions. The sedimentological record provides a database useful to characterize and evaluate recurrence of tsunamis, which contributes to assessing the vulnerability of any coastal area to this natural hazard. Thus, the enhancement of our ability to re

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New Methods to Assess Fecal Contamination in Beach Water Qualityble to fecal contamination which may increase in health risk associated with swimming in polluted water. Recreational water quality is monitored for fecal indicator bacteria to help prevent swimming-associated illnesses. This study aims to determine the concentrations of total coliforms and Escheric

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New Approaches in Coastal and Marine Management: Developing Frameworks of Ocean Services in Governance for economic development is now supplemented by the functions that the ocean provides as human life and well-being support. “Ocean services” are a current focus of discussion for policymakers aiming to address sustainability principles and perspectives in a more effective way. International initi

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Advances in the Exploration and Management of Coastal Karst in the Caribbeann economic development in the region and its evolving biodiversity. Recent exploration of coastal karst, associated models of littoral cave development and comparative coastal resource management strategies are examined in three distinct island settings in the Caribbean: The Republic of Haiti, Grena

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Shrimp Farming as a Coastal Zone Challenge in Sergipe State, Brazil: Balancing Goals of Conservationg farming of the exotic shrimp .. The rearing of marine shrimp became an important local economic activity in the late 1990s, occupying increasingly large areas on the coast. Shrimp farming in Sergipe State is practiced mainly through extensive family-based production systems in mangrove areas that