Climate Change & Coastal Stressors
Coastal Stressors: Physical, chemical and biological stressors are major components of the environment that, when changed by human or other activities, can result in degradation to natural resources. Coastal ecosystems the major threats to biodiversity are numerous, with climate stressors being well documented as a significant threat. This project aims to assess the impact of multiple climate stressors on biodiversity and coastal ecosystem service delivery, and in turn how these impacts affect the provision of ecosystem benefits and thus human well-being.
As a result of present population growth and development, coastal areas worldwide are under in-creasing stress. Coastal areas are key focal points for lifestyle and economy. Coastal management will be aimed primarily at local government, which is responsible for managing large areas of public coastal land and beaches, and preserving the qualities and amenity that make many of these areas so precious.
- Coastal Biodiversity
- Impacts of global change
- Marine and Coastal Management
- Coastal wetlands
- Reef Resilience
- Coastal Zones and Climate Change
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- aehat
- Carbon Cycle
- Climate Change & Climatology
- Climate Change & Coastal Stressors
- Climate Change and Health
- Climate Change Challenges
- Climate Change Law and Policy
- Climate Change: Biodiversity Scenarios
- Climate Hazards
- CO2 Capture and Sequestration
- CO2 Responsible Climate Change?
- Effective Adaptation
- Energy Policy
- Entrepreneurs Investment Meet
- Evidence of Climate Changes
- Fossil Fuels vs Bio-Fuels
- Global Warming Effects and Causes
- Oceans and Climate Change
- Pollution and its Effects on Climate
- Renewable Energy to Mitigate Climate Change
- Risks of Climate Change
- Solutions for Climate Change
- Sustainability & Climate Change