Read the excerpt from a student’s essay. Coastal towns should protect themselves from floods by building sand walls that keep ou
t water from oceans, lakes, and rivers. However, some say that these sand walls are an eyesore. They reduce the value of the homes and buildings that they try to protect because they look bad. Which statement presents the best rebuttal to address the counterclaim? The value of the coastal homes is more important than oceans, lakes, and rivers. The protection of homes and buildings in coastal towns with sand walls is important. Sand walls may be ugly, but the protection of people and property is more important. People living along the coasts should seriously consider moving further inland.
The problems are the overgrazing, salinization(<span>Soil salinity)</span> and water availability.
These are included to be the problems of agriculturists in the region
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