Titlebook: Lagoons and Coastal Wetlands in the Global Change Context: Impact and Management Issues; Selected papers of t P. Viaroli,P. Lasserre,P. Cam

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Coastal dynamics and wetlands stability. The Ebro delta case,nd directly controls the potential loss of wetland surface. The episodic scale is linked to the occurrence of wave and storm surge events and it determines a pulsing stress in the ecosystem through flooding, being key parameters to determine their direct influence the intensity and repetition of these events.

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Coastal and estuarine ecological risk assessment: the need for a more formal approach to stressor in. The applicability of Bayesian techniques is illustrated with two examples, possible causes of fish kills on the Mid-Atlantic US coast and possible causes of hepatic lesions in fish of Puget Sound (Washington, US).

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Preface,ted in many ways and are often associated with human impact. In recent decades, most coastal ecosystems have experienced strong anthropogenic pressures, due to progressive human migration from continental areas. At present, nearly 40–50% of the population lives within 100 km of the coastline, including some of the world’s largest cities (.).

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Observations on future sea level changes in the Venice lagoon,driatic Sea, made more complex by the freshwater inflow from the Po River, and the conceptual limits of existing long-term predictive systems, would suggest a more cautious approach to the scenarios yet proposed for the next century.

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