Introduction. Southern Coastal Mine (SCM) is one of three Namdeb operations located in the southwestern corner of Namibia, between the Orange River in
1 ;Sand Mining is an activity referring to the process of the actual removal of sand from the foreshore including rivers, streams and lakes. Sand is mined
1110;There is a long story of conflicts on titanium ores mining in the coast of Tamil Nadu; one of the episodes was explained at length by environmentalist Nityanand Jayaraman
61;Previous studies provide thoughtful insights on tin resource governance, by focusing on land tin mining, and how it affects locals’ livelihoods, and few field-based social
66;Shoreline erosion is occurring in concert with these continuing processes, which is expected to damage coastal communities and infrastructure of significant cultural and
Introduction. Southern Coastal Mine (SCM) is one of three Namdeb operations located in the southwestern corner of Namibia, between the Orange River in the south, the Namib Desert to
of fluvial and coastal processes. 2. COASTAL RESOURCES AND ITS ECONOMIC-ENVIRONhlENTAL SIGNIFICANCE The coastal zone of Malaysia has a special socio
712;In 1960 I was introduced to Peter McKenzie, a BHP geologist, surfing champion, keen observer of coastal processes, and a former employee of a sand mining company. He
2017125;Coastal processes are the set of mechanisms that operate along a coastline, results in shoreline shifting, erosion / deposition of beaches, destruction of coastal property
121;Yet, in order to meet the demands of large-scale construction projects, sand mining is stripping beaches and dunes, destroying environments, and exploiting labor in the
Construction of coastal structures often removes important sediments, as do processes like dredging and sand mining. Sediment supplies are also reduced through the damming of
126;Wave and hydrodynamic models are implemented to investigate whether sand mining on a transgressive sand shoal could influence hydrodynamic processes and
202033;These modifications change coastal features and have far-reaching effects on coastal processes and ecosystems. An understanding of how human changes alter shoreline
1230;Fourth, sand mining in coastal waters can lead to changes in depth to change current patterns and break waves. Furthermore, fifth is taking natural coastal protectors,
121;Yet, in order to meet the demands of large-scale construction projects, sand mining is stripping beaches and dunes, destroying environments, and exploiting labor in the
61;Previous studies provide thoughtful insights on tin resource governance, by focusing on land tin mining, and how it affects locals’ livelihoods, and few field-based social
1020;In this chapter, we discuss the minerals separately based on their occurrence, the type of mining needed, and the specific challenges in their exploitation: (1) minerals that
315;Any management strategy to tackle coastal sand mining must begin with understanding underlying processes, in this case, the sand life cycle and the Coastal Sand
captured by coastal vegetation. Coastal erosion and beach erosion are different Coastal lands may experience long-term erosion under some conditions. For instance, if sea level is rising,
1 ;Sand Mining is an activity referring to the process of the actual removal of sand from the foreshore including rivers, streams and lakes. Sand is mined from beaches and dredged from
20191012;There are three logical approaches to meet the challenge and protect the coastal ecosystem, viz. regulation of use of existing deposits, reclamation of mined sites, and
The typical impact on coastal processes and related shore erosion problems for different types of structures will be discussed briefly in the following. Sand mining in rivers is a major cause of
The primary objective of this report is to describe the coastal processes (both human and natural) which influence historical coastal changes to the beaches in the Apia area. The purpose of the
627;regulate the coastal sand mining process; and; change construction methods and approaches to reduce the use of aggregate. They discuss practices that could enable this,
Learn about coastal processes such as erosion, transportation and deposition, in this BBC Bitesize geography guide for students aged 11 to 14.
1227;HMS mining operations require strip mining of coastal areas with economically exploitable concentrations. Beaches, dunes, and sand bars provide many important
coastal processes Week 8 S11/12ES-Ii-41 . After going through this module, you are expected to: 1. identify the different impacts of human activities to coastal processes; 2. define mitigation to
201591;In the long-term (millennium to centuries), coastal erosion includes regional domains mainly caused by processes comprising sea level variations and global climatic
coastal management. It supports institutional arrangements that bring flexibility, capacity and power to respond quickly to threats and opportunities associated with coastal resources. This
1226;Coastal sand mining, whether sanctioned by law or carried out illicitly, emerges as a formidable menace to our environment, particularly along the Indian coastline. Sand is
202527;In coastal aquifers, the seawater intrusion can mask the effects of salinity regional groundwater flows, connate waters mobilization or contaminant process. Therefore, to
202061;The spotlight on sand mining in coastal zones and marine activities has increased, and for good reason. Since the 2000s, sand has become a scarce but essential
2009325;Most open-ocean shorelines have sand deposits that exist in equilibrium with wave, current and wind processes. This sand exists in several connected environments.