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coastal squeeze: a standalone construct

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Coastal management

the loss of intertidal habitat when rising seas push it landward against fixed structures such as sea walls.

In coastal management, coastal squeeze refers to the loss of intertidal habitat when rising seas push it landward against fixed structures such as sea walls. This meaning comes from Pontee (2013) in Ocean & Coastal Management.[1]

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References

Pontee, N. (2013). Defining coastal squeeze: A discussion. Ocean & Coastal Management, 84, 204-207. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2013.07.010

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