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The original rationale for all this was the supposed need to protect the long coastlines of the Americas from foreign attack.

The New Zealand navy has sent four ships to help break up an oil spill that's threatening one of the country's most spectacular coastlines.

Even the gentlest of ripples reshapes coastlines, a few grains of sand at a time.

The tremor was so massive that thousands fled their homes from coastlines around the Pacific Rim, fearful of a tsunami .

We are telling you your coastlines are not safe, and the rest is up to you!

The United States of America locates in central and northwest North America with coastlines on the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

They sailed all over the Atlantic Ocean, but especially terorized the European coastlines.

They found that all mangrove forests on coastlines are under threat from development, logging or other dangers.

John: Coastlines all around the Indian Ocean inundated by a huge tsunami.

Phytoplankton are most abundant (yellow, high chlorophyll) in high latitudes and in upwelling zones along the equator and near coastlines.

How can the residents go 100 miles from the coastlines when the surface area of all the Marquesas, combined, are only 405 square miles?

Rather, a growing population, more buildings along coastlines and a big economy mean that storm disruptions are more costly.

These were not triangulated, and generally set on hilltops or along the coastlines to receive both telluric and celestial energies.

Charting A map showing coastlines, water depths, or other information of use to navigators.

The pressure to feed Asia's growing population has led to dangerous levels of overfishing near Pacific coastlines.

A map showing coastlines , water depths, or other information of use to navigators .

Most of these occur near coastlines in Europe, East and South Asia.

Sunday morning's king tide was "lifted" by a low pressure system, and pushed by northeasterly winds into north-facing coastlines.

Fixed radar transponders were heavily used in navigation along coastlines.

The winding coastlines of the Yangtze and Jialing rivers enjoy great potential for riverside sight development.

Yes, we have predicted that many cities will be flooded in the after time too, along the coastlines, due to the 675 foot rise in sea level.

But they also note that turtle deaths probably are widely underreported, particularly along coastlines with small-scale fishing.

Waves are the busiest sculptors of coastlines, unleashing their erosive power on the shore.

Excellent swimmers, they hunt along coastlines mainly for seals and also prey upon walrus, belugas, narwhals, and seabirds.

Greece and Croatia are two countries with endless coastlines and plenty to do beyond the beach .

Although winds were slower and rainfall was lighter over land, the storm still caused substantial damage along coastlines.

Habitat: Lives in the sea along coastlines of the world. Prefers not very hot or very cold climate.

And Vietnam has invested in mangrove restoration to rebuild a natural barrier to protect coastlines from flooding.

But environmental concerns may still sink the effort: Critics warn of industrialized coastlines and harm to sea life.

Although most spoonbills spend the winter along open muddy coastlines all known breeding sites are on rocky islands.

But one company, Blue Marble Energy in Seattle, Washington, uses algae already growing along coastlines.

Both coastlines produces great waves with the major swell season starting from April and ending in October.

It made selections according to the characteristics and advantages of the various coastlines.

Siting turbines within view of coastlines causes conflicts with shipping, the armed forces, fishermen and conservationists.

Climate change threatens our food supplies, coastlines, health and the survival of countless species.

All of the animals lived near coastlines, ranging from North Carolina to the Gulf of Mexico and Bermuda.

Penguins lay their eggs on hard surfaces near coastlines, or they might dig burrows if the soil permits.

some in the arctic, some along the coastlines of the continents, and some in zoos or aquariums.

Reefs also play a crucial role as natural breakwaters, protecting coastlines from storms.

More than 20, 000 people are currently working around the clock to protect waters and coastlines.

What causes tidal waves, and how are they different from the ordinary waves that wash against our coastlines?

We're both maritime nations with long coastlines and economies dependent on unhindered trade.

A country of central and northwest North America with coastlines on the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

(Para. 4) melting ice caps, flooded coastlines, disturbed climate, dried up plains and, ultimately, empty bread baskets.

A formidable wall of bureaucracy has been erected to protect their prime nesting on the Atlantic coastlines.

Clearly, they find their way by such land marks as mountains, coastlines and river courses.

A country of northwest South America with coastlines on the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.

Therefore the water may rise in unexpected ways and not necessarily evenly along all coastlines ahead.

On the coastlines, signs of the exhaustion of stocks abound.

There are interminable things in Hawaii to visit and enjoy like wonderful coastlines, forests and volcanoes.

Coral reefs also protect coastlines from storms and flooding.

It also builds deltas and straightens coastlines.

In the US, the coastlines of Florida and Louisiana would move inland.

lives on the continents' coastlines.

Almost half of the world's great cities are located on coastlines.

STEVE EMBER: When many people think of Florida, images of sandy coastlines or fun theme park rides come to mind.

We've been riding the Blair SUPs in Hainan since 2008, and have used them to explore Hainan's coastlines, rivers, and lakes.

But both country's coastlines are home to some of the world's finest island groups.

This and other coastlines will become uninhabitable because of storms from the sea.

Territorial seas - adjacent waters spanninga maximum of 12 nautical miles from their coastlines, including the coastlineof offshore islands.

At the same time we are putting a lot of fertiliser off coastlines, those sorts of things are incubating these deep water anoxic zones.

Currently, Arctic coastlines are eroding by about 3 to 6 feet (1 to 2 meters) each year, according to the Alfred Wegener Institute.

If you live along coastlines and in quake areas, do you have adequate water, food, and other supplies?

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