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Armoring also causes deflection of wave energy, which can accelerate erosion of nearby sites, expanding the need for shoreline armoring structures.
There is erosion against the intellect.
We don't want an erosion of secularism in Algeria.
We are seeing alarming decline in biodiversity, rising sea levels, coastal erosion, extreme weather conditions and increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases.
Contributing to the erosion of languages over time are discriminatory policies that seek to stamp out cultural and linguistic diversity.
Wetland habitats serve essential functions in an ecosystem, including acting as water filters, providing flood and erosion control, and furnishing food and homes for fish and wildlife.
In southern Florida, high tides are threatening drinking water and causing soil erosion.
Mangroves are trees that live in marshes or tidal shores and grow in salty water. Their roots form dense thickets that help prevent erosion and provide a natural buffer against storm surges.
Another example is tamarisk. The shrub was imported from Eurasia and Africa in the mid-1800s to control soil erosion in the American Southwest, but it spread to river systems across the West and up mountainsides, to elevations of 2,000 meters.
Seawalls are barriers, usually vertical walls, between the land and water that protect from wave erosion.
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