How are headlands and bays formed (erosional landforms)?
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How do wave cut platforms make the cliff fall under mass movement?
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How is a cave, then stack, then stump formed?
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Name six types of hard engineering and give a definition.
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Explain the advantages and disadvantages to these. Continues onto next que cards.
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However, they can increase erosion elsewhere and cost £2000 per metre. Gabions are wire cages filled with rocks, cheap £100 per metre, absorb wave energy but not very strong. Rock armour is easy to build, look natural and dissipate wave energy.
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What is soft engineering and name the types?
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Soft engineering is more sustainable and can allow erosion. What are the names of these processes?
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Why is Australia so dry?
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Explain drought tolerance, drought avoidance and succulence (carries on to next que card).
