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Prevention & Mitigation of The Impact of Coastal Processes, Land Development & Waste Disposal
Prevention & Mitigation of The Impact of Coastal Processes, Land Development & Waste Disposal
Prevention & Mitigation of The Impact of Coastal Processes, Land Development & Waste Disposal
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FOREWORD
Coastal area refers to the land and sea areas bordering the
shoreline. It comprises the natural boundary between the land and
ocean which may include beach, dunes, mangroves, estuary, delta, or
lagoon, among others. As an archipelago located in the tropics, the
Philippines is particularly susceptible to coastal hazards. These hazards
may include dangers of waves, tides, erosion, flood or submersion, and
saltwater intrusion.
This also aims to develop the value of care and concern of the
natural resources for the future generation.
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OBJECTIVES:
LEARNING COMPTENCIES:
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I. WHAT HAPPENED
D E S R D G R O Y N E S F G R T Y U O
E S B F G A A C X V B K A R D E S C S
P S R E S R O E O H D C S W E R T G F
O E T E A W I A I G U O U L P L K J M
S A Y R F C K N U H E R O S I O N K M
I D R D G S H R T J K N R H J K L L J
T H E S H C K R T L G E D I O A S T S
I A G N G V L D F S O G H J C E O P N
O S F M W E A T H E R T I P G A K N S
N D U O F N E O Q W R T S F G N N G W
G G T P T M R L M K J O P T I J M E A
F T W I G E I P N S E A W A L L N V S
D H D O D G Y F R T H R L J D S L C H
R E S R A E O E B A C K W A S H G S K
S R I J E F U A B C D G H J K K F X F
D F Q K V R N R T Y C V B N M F H A G
T Y V M E V A W E V I T C U R T S E D
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II. WHAT I NEED TO KNOW
DISCUSSION:
COASTAL PROCESSES
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Coastal processes - are naturally-occurring
processes that bring alterations to the coastal
zones. They are interactions of marine, physical,
meteorological, geological, and biological
events.
A. Coastal erosion
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FIVE MAIN PROCESSES WHICH CAUSES COASTAL EROSION
1. Corrasion
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COASTAL PROCESSES
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COASTAL PROTECTION
Some structures and methods can
help protect the coasts from erosion and
submersion. They are usually constructed
along the coasts.
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REDUCING COASTAL EROSION
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HUMAN ACTIVITIES AFFECTING OUR COASTAL AREAS
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In the Philippines, PD 1586 has established the implementation of
Philippine Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). EIA allows the
determination of the possible environmental consequences of
implementing a project, and it also plans possible preventive and
enhancing methods for mitigation of the determined risks.
b. WASTE DISPOSAL
The increase in development and population may lead to increased
amounts of waste disposed of in a coastal area. The wastes are sometimes
disposed of in landfills built near the coasts. The construction of these
landfills not only causes land and water pollution to the coastal area but
also amplifies the effects of coastal erosion and results in saltwater
intrusion.
c. CONSTRUCTION
Constructions on coasts are consequences of the increasing land
development in the area. If done haphazardly, these constructed
infrastructures can cause more harm to the coast.
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It is crucial that these structures are built at a safe distance from the coasts. This
ensures both the structures’ and coasts’ safety. Structures must also have
strong foundations to withstand the coastal harshness so that they will not
deteriorate. It is also suggested that the buildings be elevated so as not to
directly impact the coastal soil and for their protection against coastal
processes. If possible, reinforcing building envelopes should be considered to
protect the infrastructure and land from coastal threats.
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III. WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
Key Points:
❖ Coastal land development, waste disposal, and construction are three major
ENRICHMENT ACTIVITY:
❖ Identify a coastal area near your home or school. What are possiblerisks
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IV. EVALUATION/POST TEST:
• Multiple Choice: Choose the letter that correspond the correct answer.
Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
1. What is erosion?
A. the wearing away of land
B. falling off a cliff
C. the wearing away of land by the sea
D. the movement of waves
2. What is coastal erosion?
A. the wearing away of land
B. the wearing away of land by the sea
C. the movement of waves
D. falling off a cliff
3. What is corrosion?
A. when the cliff is being eroded by strong acids by the sea
B. when the cliff is being hurled at the base of the cliff
C. when the cliff is eroded by weak acids in the sea
D. the cliff is eroded by weak acids in the sea
4. What is hydraulic action?
A. When the waves compress the cliff and force air out of a crack
causing itto break
B. When the waves hurl rocks and pebbles at the cliffside
C. When the cliff is eroded by weak acids in the sea
D. When the wearing away of land by the sea
5. Attrition is when?
A. the cliff is eroded by weak acids in the sea
B. the wave hits the cliffside and makes it collapse.
C. the wave contains pebbles which hit together and break up.
D. When the waves hurl rocks and pebbles at the cliffside
6. Which of the following human activities have major impacts on coastal
changes?
A. waste disposal C. land development
B. construction D. A,B & C
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7. Which of the following waste facilities can cause erosion as well as land
and waterpollution?
A. disposal bins B. incinerators C. recycling plants D. landfills
8. Which of the following involves the study of a coastal area to determine
possible environmental risks before starting land development projects?
A. Environmental impact assessment C. environmental risk assessment
B. Developmental ban D. blueprint development
9. Which of the following result in coastal erosion during a coastal land
development?
A. sand mining C. demolition
B. sediment run-off D. wave generation
10. Which of the following is a possible consequence of the increase in
demand forfreshwater when a coastal area is developed?
A. saltwater intrusion C. decrease in businesses
B. coastal accretion D. increase in population
11. Which of the following best mitigates the effects of coastal and land
development?
A. Encourage developers for the coastal land.
B. Abandon an on-going development on the coastal area.
C. Control the activities that can be done in the area.
D. Prevent development of coastal areas.
12. Which of the following are effective principles of solid waste
management oncoasts?
A. proper program implementation C. assessment
B. planning D. abandonment of landfill
13. Which of the following does NOT best describe the effect of constructions
on coasts?
A. Constructions release chemicals that are the biological health of
coasts.
B. Constructions use materials and employ activities that alter the
surface of the coasts.
C. Constructions do not affect the coasts in general.
D. Constructions provide sand and rocks that help build up the coastal soil.
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14. Which of the following best explains why construction of infrastructures must
be done at a “safe distance” from the coasts?
A. It protects the infrastructure from coastal processes.
B. It protects the construction from the effects of high tides
C. It provides the infrastructure with a better view of the coasts.
D. Construction does not pose dangers to coasts.
15. A coastal area was hit by strong waves two years ago. The current mayor
of tthetown decided to let contractors develop the land right away.
Was themayor’s decision right?
A. Yes. The coastal area has been safe from waves from two years, so it is
safeto let the contractors, develop the land immediately.
B. No. An area previously affected by coastal processes must be
abandoned.
C. Yes. Developers will provide the area with better structures and the land
willhave a better appearance.
D. No. The area did not undergo environmental impact assessments
before project implementation. The land development may cause
more damageto the area.
B. ESSAY: (5 pts)
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SYNOPSIS
Coastal development - is defined as the
human-induced change of the
landscape within sight of the coastline.
This includes building structures that are
on or near the coast in general for
protection, commerce, communication,
or recreation. These structures support
economic and social activities that can
contribute with positive or negative POST TEST
A. MULTIPLE CHOICE
effects on the coastal environment. 1. A
2. B
This SLK explained about coastal 3. C
4. A
development, waste disposal, coastal
5. C
processes. 6. D
7. D
8. A
It also enumerated some ways 9. B
on how to protect and mitigate the 10. A
effects of coastal processes. 11. C
12. C
13. B
Lastly, it discussed the importance
14. A
of protecting our coastal areas. 15. D