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Contrasting funding and delivery models for coastal protection – case studies from Australia

D. M. Ware, Zsuzsa Banhalmi-Zakar

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Coastal Protection, Coastal Hazards and Climate Change - Coastal Protection - civil works that aim to reduce the impacts of coastal hazards e.g. Seawalls, Levees and Beach Nourishment - Coastal Hazards - Coastal process with negative consequences for use and development of coastal land e.g. Erosion and Inundation - Climate Change - will expand the area of land exposed to coastal hazards - Adaptation will impact all phases of coastal protection delivery – design, maintenance, upgrade

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Coastal Protection, Coastal Hazards and Climate Change - Coastal Protection - civil works that aim to reduce the impacts of coastal hazards e.g. Seawalls, Levees and Beach Nourishment - Coastal Hazards - Coastal process with negative consequences for use and development of coastal land e.g. Erosion and Inundation - Climate Change - will expand the area of land exposed to coastal hazards - Adaptation will impact all phases of coastal protection delivery – design, maintenance, upgrade

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Coastal Protection, Coastal Hazards and Climate Change - Coastal Protection - civil works that aim to reduce the impacts of coastal hazards e.g. Seawalls, Levees and Beach Nourishment - Coastal Hazards - Coastal process with negative consequences for use and development of coastal land e.g. Erosion and Inundation - Climate Change - will expand the area of land exposed to coastal hazards - Adaptation will impact all phases of coastal protection delivery – design, maintenance, upgrade

Key concepts: Coastal hazards, Coastal erosion, Coastal management, Climate change, Coastal zone, Natural hazard, Environmental protection, Environmental resource management

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