Property rights in the coastal zone England and WalesH Pickering
Property and life vulnerable to these coastal risks, as well as the pressures these place on coastal ecosystems, will significantly increase in the foreseeable future due to population growth, economic development, and urbanization. While adaptation strategies are context-specific and limited in their ...
parks, and industrial parks) have become more prevalent in recent years. These human actions are widely believed to be the primary cause of modern coastal erosion. As the shoreline recedes landward, storm waves may demolish a natural buffer zone, resulting in the loss of homes and property [...
The castle is still the full time residence of the MacDonnell family, so is not usually open for tours. However, on certain dates it does open it doors to visitors, who are shown around the property by guides. See theofficial websitefor castle opening times if this is of interest. Torr...
Read the full-text online article and more details about "Open Up a Real Cliff-Hanger; A Coastal Property in West Wales That Once Repelled Would-Be Boarders Could Soon Be Attracting Them" - Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales), July 12, 2008...
Additional studies carried out in the UK and in the US provide further insight into the effect of wind farms on tourism levels and, in turn, revenues. Yet, in all of them, respondents were not randomly chosen. The NFO WorldGroup's interviews of visitors to Wales reveal that the large ...
Shoalhaven River, river in southeastern New South Wales, Australia, rising in the Gourock Range of the Eastern Highlands (25 miles [40 km] west of Goruya) and flowing northward mainly through a precipitous gorge. At Braidwood, it emerges into a broad bas