Asked by Saphie Sapphire on Jun 14, 2024

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Which of the following is NOT an approach communities have tried to address shoreline problems?

A) construction of a seawall
B) construction of a jetty
C) lowering the local sea level
D) building a breakwater
E) replenishing sand

Seawall

A man-made structure built along coasts to prevent erosion and flooding from the sea, often made of concrete, rocks, or other durable materials.

Jetty

An engineering structure built from the shore into a body of water to redirect current or tide, for example, to protect a harbor.

Breakwater

An offshore structure (such as a wall), typically parallel to the shore, that breaks the force of the waves to protect a shoreline or harbor.

  • Comprehend approaches and actions for managing beach erosion and dangers.
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ambrea trionfoJun 15, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Lowering the local sea level is not a practical or feasible approach for addressing shoreline problems due to the vast scale and complexity involved in manipulating sea levels, which are influenced by global factors beyond local control.