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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Detection of the Hazards That Threaten Some Coastal Areas, and Ecosystem-Based Solution to Strengthen the Natural Defenses

  AUTHORS: Ahmed E. Rakha

  KEYWORDS: The Ecosystem-Based Solution, Climate Change, Sea-Level Rise, Coastal Strip, Natural Protection, Nile Delta, The Adaption, Protection

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.10 No.9, September 29, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The coastal strip of the Nile delta has been vulnerable to environmental hazards. Field surveys, interpretation of Landsat enhanced thematic mapper imageries (ETM), and hydrochemistry analysis of the water samples was used as methods and materials to detect the hazards associated with climate change which threaten some natural protection coastal areas of the central part of the Nile Delta and assess its magnitude. The invasion of seawaters is the main hazard due to the impacts of global warming phenomena. Elimination of the coastal dunes which act as natural defenses has been accelerating the negative impacts that have been appearing clearly on low-lying lands. Planting that protected areas of the coastal strip are considered the most suitable ecosystem-based and most beneficial solution should be authorized and adopted by the local administration to preserve those areas and adapt to these disasters.