Coastal Ecologies at Risk: Climate Disasters, Innovative Risk Reduction, and Socio-ecological Sustainability (Palgrave Studies in Environmental Sustainability)
by Kousik Das Malakar, Kajal Kumar Mandal, Jenia Mukherjee, Supriya Roy
Coastal Ecologies at Risk investigates the impacts of climate disasters on vulnerable ecosystems, focusing on innovative risk reduction techniques and achieving socio-ecological sustainability. Part of the Palgrave Studies in Environmental Sustainability, it provides essential insights into protecting coastal regions amid environmental challenges.
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Coastal Ecologies at Risk addresses the pressing threats posed by climate disasters to coastal environments. The volume delves into the complexities of these ecosystems and the urgent need for effective risk reduction measures.
Innovative approaches to mitigating environmental hazards are explored, emphasizing adaptive strategies that integrate ecological and social dimensions. The book highlights the importance of resilience-building in the face of changing climate patterns.
Socio-ecological sustainability forms a core theme, with discussions on balancing human activities and natural systems in coastal areas. Contributions from the Palgrave Studies in Environmental Sustainability series provide a scholarly foundation for understanding these dynamics.
The work underscores the interdisciplinary nature of tackling coastal risks, drawing on expertise from multiple authors to propose forward-thinking solutions. It serves as a resource for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners concerned with environmental preservation.
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