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Why are the Central Coast Mariner's so bad?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by Vaanniijacob
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Coastal areas are transitional areas between the land and sea characterized by a very high biodiversity and they include some of the richest and most fragile ecosystems on earth, like mangroves and coral reefs. At the same time, coasts are under very high population pressure due to rapid urbanization processes. More than half of today’s world population live in coastal areas (within 60 km from the sea) and this number is on the rise.

Additionally, among all different parts of the planet, coastal areas are those which are most visited by tourists and in many coastal areas tourism presents the most important economic activity. In the Mediterranean region for example, tourism is the first economic activity for islands like Cyprus, Malta, the Balearic Islands and Sicily.

Forecast studies carried out by WTO[1] estimate that international tourist arrivals to the Mediterranean coast will amount to 270 millions in 2010 and to 346 millions in 2020 (in 2000 around 200 million foreign visitors per year).

Main sources of impact

Residence in the coastal zone

Fisheries and aquaculture

Shipping

Tourism

Land-use practices (Agriculture, Industrial development)

Climate change

Resulting problems

Loss of marine resources due to destruction of coral reefs, overfishing

Pollution of marine and freshwater resources

Soil degradation and loss of land resources (e.g. desertification and salinification due to excessive water use, overuse of fertilizers, erosion)

Air pollution

Loss of cultural resources, social disruption

Loss of public access

Natural hazards and sea level rise

Climate change

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