Humans 'destroying coastal life'
Posted by suttree, 471 days ago
Link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/5107692.stm 
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"Human activity has had a devastating effect on coasts since Roman times, research suggests.
More than 90% of coastal life has declined and there is widespread degradation of water quality."
That's not a surprise though. The real question is, as always, what are we doing about it. In my experience, the National Trust does a good job preserving the coastal land it owns and there are lots of good initiatives around.
"Human activity has had a devastating effect on coasts since Roman times, research suggests.
More than 90% of coastal life has declined and there is widespread degradation of water quality."
That's not a surprise though. The real question is, as always, what are we doing about it. In my experience, the National Trust does a good job preserving the coastal land it owns and there are lots of good initiatives around.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/5107692.stm
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