A look at the changing environment along the Indian coasts
Abstract
Increased human activity along the Indian coastline has exerted pressure on its morphology and ecology. The factors responsible for morphological changes like subsidence, rising sea level, storms, storm surges, sediment input from rivers, sediment redistribution and artificial structures along the Indian Coasts and their effects at specific places have been highlighted. The management measures are described
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