Question

choose two coastal hazard ( pollution, hurricanes, erosion and eustalic es level rise). describe each hazard in terms of the causal factors and the impacts to humans and the environment. describe one mitigation strategy for each hazard and how this strategy serves to minimize and or eliminate the hazard

Answer 1

Answer:

pollution raises the mercury levels in sea food and causes acidification. And humans eat seafood. A way to offset such a thing would be have car run on propane we see other countries doing this. Although not perfect it would drastically lower the pollution. And no new infrastructure is needed.

Hurricanes are bad or people but are good for nature. It is nature's way of cooling off. But a solution for hurricane mitigation would be a change of building code permits and regulations. And quality control. If we change what building materials we are allowed to use where its prone to hurricanes. there would be a big difference.