Holderness coast: Coastal management
- Created by: Amy Woodhams
- Created on: 07-04-13 17:12
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- Holderness coast: Coastal management
- stakeholders
- environmentalists
- against
- grynes will decrease the size of the spit
- against
- residents of kilnsea
- against
- they will be forced to move sooner as the erosion get to them faster
- they don't recieve any compensation from the council/ government
- they will be forced to move sooner as the erosion get to them faster
- against
- farmers in kilsea
- against
- put their business under threat
- against
- Yorkshire council
- for
- environmentalists
- stakeholders
- The village of Mappleton, perched on a cliff top on the Holderness coast
- Due to the erosion of the cliffs, the village is under threat.
- In 1991, the decision was taken to protect Mappleton.
- A coastal management scheme costing £2 million was introduced involving two types of hard engineering
- placing rock armour along the base of the cliff and building two rock groynes.
- A coastal management scheme costing £2 million was introduced involving two types of hard engineering
- In 1991, the decision was taken to protect Mappleton.
- Holderness coast: Coastal management
- stakeholders
- environmentalists
- against
- grynes will decrease the size of the spit
- against
- residents of kilnsea
- against
- they will be forced to move sooner as the erosion get to them faster
- they don't recieve any compensation from the council/ government
- they will be forced to move sooner as the erosion get to them faster
- against
- farmers in kilsea
- against
- put their business under threat
- against
- Yorkshire council
- for
- environmentalists
- stakeholders
- Due to the erosion of the cliffs, the village is under threat.
- Has approximately 50 properties.
- The village of Mappleton, perched on a cliff top on the Holderness coast
- Due to the erosion of the cliffs, the village is under threat.
- In 1991, the decision was taken to protect Mappleton.
- A coastal management scheme costing £2 million was introduced involving two types of hard engineering
- placing rock armour along the base of the cliff and building two rock groynes.
- A coastal management scheme costing £2 million was introduced involving two types of hard engineering
- In 1991, the decision was taken to protect Mappleton.
- Due to the erosion of the cliffs, the village is under threat.
- The village of Mappleton, perched on a cliff top on the Holderness coast
- the problem
- The rock groynes have stopped beach material being moved south from Mappleton along the coast.
- However, this has increased erosion south of Mappleton.
- The rock groynes have stopped beach material being moved south from Mappleton along the coast.
- However, this has increased erosion south of Mappleton.
- concider north side more important because of tourists and a bigger overall income
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