Climate Change and Coastal Stressors

Coastal regions face multiple stressors from climate change, including rising sea levels, storm surges, erosion, and saltwater intrusion. These effects threaten infrastructure, ecosystems, and livelihoods—especially in island nations and densely populated deltas. Coral reefs and mangroves, which protect coastlines, are also deteriorating due to ocean warming and acidification.

Adaptation strategies such as seawalls, wetlands restoration, and managed retreat are essential for reducing coastal vulnerability. Urban planning must account for future risks, while policies should prioritize sustainable coastal development. Protecting marine ecosystems also supports fisheries and biodiversity, making coastal resilience a key component of climate adaptation.

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