Coastal Change and Conflict

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Coastal Change and Conflict To understand the different types of coastline

Overview How the coastline changes The different landforms at the coastline Our disappearing coastline How we can manage the coastline

Homes destroyed!

Types of Rock Soft Rock – Less resistant Hard Rock - Resistant Where? Scarborough, Yorkshire What? Boulder Clay Hard Rock - Resistant Where? Land’s End, Cornwall What? Granite

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Erosion @ the Coast Rock is eroded at different rates. There are different types of erosion you need to be aware of. The main ones being: Hydraulic Action (force, cracks, air) Abrasion (hurling, cliff, wearing) Attrition (hitting, stones, chip) http://gatm.org.uk/geographyatthemovies/coasts.html

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How does it happen then? Write a step-by-step guide of how stumps are formed. Crack Cave Arch Stack Stump Keywords: weakness, headland, erosion, collapse, hydraulic action, attrition, abrasion.

ExL What is the difference between constructive waves and destructive waves? Images Diagram Written description DO NOT COPY AND PASTE TEXT