it is expensive and well .............. RUBBISH
It is natural and it replaces the material lost by erosion.....but is does need constant replacement. - Costs about £3 per cubic metre.
i think because every time i look up beach replenishment i also see beach nourishment
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The cost of beach replenishment can vary significantly depending on factors such as the size of the beach, the amount of sand needed, the location, and the chosen method of replenishment. On average, costs can range from tens of thousands to millions of dollars for a single project.
Beach replenishment works by people quarrying rock crushing it into sand or shingle then closing off a beach for a day or two and dump the sand evenly onto the beach. This can absorb the wave energy to help slow down erosion.
Beaches do not stop erosion. A beach can be eroded by a heavy sea. Stabilizing the dunes behind the beach helps with the retention and replenishment of the beach sand
to put back in.
what are replenishment license
Sea wall,Groynes,Rip rap,Revetments,Off-shore reefs,Gabions,Beach replenishment,Managed retreat,Cliff regrading
an anbient replenishment controller is a posh word for a mcdonalds worker
No, it's not a good idea. It's a huge waste of money. Beaches are NOT as some would like to think infrastructure, to be repaired. Beaches are part of the natural super structure, like glaciers or mountains or the sky. Thinking we can stabilize them is foolish and counter productive. It is we who must move back as the Oceans rise during the warming . The whole beach replenishment idea is an arrogant and expensive, but ultimately futile project that enriches a few and does nothing more then give the illusion of doing something for a few hundred very self interested politicians. It also has virtually no scientific basis or backing among coastal geologists. In summary, beach replenishment projects are essentially pork barrel politics @ their worst.
determined to get to the beach, going to the beach, headed to the beach
Ambika class replenishment ship was created on 1995-01-23.