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explain life of people living in coastal areas​

Answer 1

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Climate change is placing increasing pressure on coastal regions which are already seriously affected by intensive human activity. This raises the question of whether – or to what extent – these areas will retain their resi­dential and economic value in the decades and centuries to come, or whether they may instead pose a threat to the human race. Also, we do not know what changes will occur to the coastal ecosystems and habitats such as mangroves, coral reefs, seagrass meadows and salt marshes that provide the livelihood of coastal communities in many places. Scientists have tried in various studies over recent years to assess the extent of the threat posed by sea-level rise. To appreciate the coastal area at greatest risk of flooding, it is necessary to first analyse current heights above sea level. This is not easy because no reliable topographical maps yet exist for many coastal areas. At a rough estimate more than 200 million people worldwide live along coastlines less than 5 metres above sea level. By the end of the 21st century this figure is estimated to increase to 400 to 500 million.

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Answer 2

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The coastal region of India spans along three major water bodies. So fish

farming and trading are key activities of people in this region.

 The climate is hot and humid. Men wear cotton drapes called dhoti and

kurta. Women wear cotton sarees.

 People speak a number of languages, like Konkani, Kannada, Tamil and

Telugu.