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R ABUNDANCE OF MANGROOVES :
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GREEN CORRIDER CREATING SCOPE FOR ECO-TOURISM
FERTILE SOIL WITH BETTER FISH BREEDING SPACES
REVETMENTS :
Revetments are used along the Kodi stretch as a low-cost solution for coastal erosion defence
where crashing waves may otherwise deplete the coastline.
Concrete planks laid against concrete frames so that they disrupt the force of the water. P
BEACH NOURISHMENTS :
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plays an important role in WASTE WATER FROM THE PRAWN CULTURE IS BLEECHED AND LET OUT
protecting shoreline. TO THE BACKWATERS WITHOUT ANY TREAMENT, WHICH IS CREATING
For example dune nourishment WATER POLLUTION ALONG THE BACKWATERS.
is an important method in
shoreline protection and
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building of sand fencing along
kodi stretch and protection of
dunes is a major proposal.
L SAND MINING:
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ILLEGAL SAND MINING IS IMPOSING A HUGE THREAT TO THE
BACKWATERS SINCE THE BED OF BACKWATERS IS DUG DEEPER.
SAND FENCING : SAND IS BEING TAKEN FROM ISLANDS LEADING TO DISAPPEARANCE
OF WETLANDS AND ISLANDS.
Asand fence is used to force windblown, driftingsandto accumulate in a desired place.
Sand fencesare employed to control erosion, helpsanddune stabilization, keep sandoff
roadways, and to recruit new material in desert areas.
SAND MINING:
BREAK WATER IS BEING BUILT WITH TETRA HEDRON SHAPED CEMENT
BOULDERS ON THE SEASHORE IN KODI REGION.
BREAKWATERS CAN LEAD TO MASSIVE EROSION.
BACWATERS EDGE
TREATMENT :
200 M of green zone is provided
along the backwaters that acts as
a buffer between the main land
and the backwaters
Edges of the backwaters are
treated with mangrove bio-shield
that acts as soil binders.
PROPOSALS REASON
REVETMENTS :
POLLUTION
REASON MEASURE Revetments are used along the Kodi stretch as a low-cost solution for coastal
erosion defence where crashing waves may otherwise deplete the coastline.
PORTS, FACTORIES, OUTLET OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFASTRUCTURE
Concrete planks laid against concrete frames so that they disrupt the force of the
DRAINAGE WATER, MATERIAL
water.
DUMPING, SHRIMP CULTURE