Coasts of America

Yves Earhart

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Sinopsis

"Coasts of America" explores the diverse coastal landscapes of the United States, highlighting their ecological importance and economic value. It examines how geological forces have shaped these coastlines and delves into the ecosystems they support, while also investigating the impact of human activities. The book emphasizes the need for sustainable development and coastal management strategies to address challenges like erosion, pollution, and sea-level rise.

 
Did you know that America’s coasts support a significant portion of the nation’s population and economy? Or that coastal geomorphology helps scientists understand erosion patterns and the formation of barrier islands?

 
The book advocates for a holistic approach by integrating geological, ecological, and socioeconomic perspectives. It presents information in an accessible style, drawing on data from sources like NOAA and USGS, as well as case studies from coastal communities. Beginning with an introduction to key concepts, the book progresses through geological foundations, ecological richness, human interactions, and finally, potential solutions for sustainable coastal management.

 
The aim is to inform policy decisions, empower citizens, and educate future generations about environmental stewardship.

Disponible desde: 12/02/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 72 páginas.

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