Peter Jenkins testifies on the significance of fishing activities in Rhode Island and emphasizes the importance of access to shorelines for residents and tourists. He highlights challenges faced by a diverse user group and advocates for legislative protection of constitutional rights in the face of

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Geo Bags are essential for environmental protection and erosion control. Made from high-quality geotextile materials, these robust bags are filled with sand or soil and placed strategically to prevent soil erosion, stabilize shorelines, and protect a

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Ocean currents play a crucial role in the movement of water across the Earth's surface. Wind-driven surface currents, influenced by the Coriolis effect, move water horizontally and impact climate patterns worldwide. Major currents extend deep below the surface and can move rapidly, while rip current

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Shoreline ecosystems play a vital role in supporting diverse marine life. Tides influence the habitat availability on shorelines, affecting organisms' survival strategies. From rocky shores to sandy beaches, various flora and fauna have adapted to these dynamic environments. Students in Grade 7 Natu

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Tidal wetlands and shorelines in the Chesapeake Bay face pressures from water, land, storms, upland development, shoreline modification, and sea-level rise. Collaborative efforts like the Fish Habitat Action Team aim to highlight the importance of these ecosystems for fisheries. Projects focus on sy

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Dockside Park in Cold Spring, NY, is a sustainable shorelines project that aims to stabilize park property while balancing human use with habitat preservation and improvement. The project started in 2005 and has received support for research, guidance, and outreach. It involves mimicking natural sho

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Wind whispers through the fossil record, carrying echoes of ancient lifeforms and primordial oceans. Soft, unbreakable creatures traverse the depths while desert floors tell stories of rolling processes and rain's wanderings. Between horizons of desert and grassland lie tales of early life and shore

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Lake Michigan's geomorphology and the development of paleo-shores, such as Glenwood Beach, Calumet Beach, and Toleston Beach, are discussed in detail, showcasing the impact of glacial retreat, drainage changes, and isostatic rebound on the formation of these ancient shorelines. The evolution of the

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Guam boasts diverse aquatic resources including coral reefs, shorelines, wetlands, and rivers, supporting a wide range of marine and freshwater organisms. However, these resources face threats from climate change effects such as rising sea levels, ocean acidification, and coral bleaching. The increa

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