Sentence examples for shoreline construction from inspiring English sources

Susan is founder of Love the Bulb, a community organization dedicated to protecting the creative spirit and wild landscape of the shoreline construction debris landfill and informal art space known as the Albany Bulb.

1 hour 24 minutes; not rated Someone in "Shored Up," a thought-provoking documentary about the folly of shoreline construction in the Hurricane Sandy age, compares beach replenishment to the sentence of Sisyphus: pile up the sand, only to see it washed away; repeat endlessly.

"The seagrass in the Mediterranean is already in clear decline due to shoreline construction and declining water quality and this decline has been exacerbated by climate change".

Now don't start chopping shallots, but we thought you'd be interested to know that an artificial mussel bed — believed to be the first of its kind along the city shoreline — is under construction on the East River.

Maryland owns the river, under a grant from King Charles I of England in 1632, but under various interstate compacts Virginia has been allowed to make "reasonable use" of the Potomac from its own shoreline, including the construction of pipes to draw river water for drinking.

ECO-Coastal Liner addresses a multi-billion potential market driven by the increasing need for urban and coastal construction including shoreline reinforcement.

In response to predicted sea level rise, the commission is proposing new rules affecting development of land near the bay shoreline, like bans on construction in some low-lying areas.

The main goal of this work was to analyze and compare the performance of physical and numerical studies on evaluating the evolution of updrift cross-shore profiles geometry and shoreline position after the construction of a groin.

OO California:A New Threat Looms For The San Francisco Bay which is ground zero for a struggle between developers and state agencies over construction on shoreline property, and where climate scientists predict sea-level rises will have dramatic effects.

Construction along the shoreline is regulated by Coastal Regulation Zone guidelines that attempt to manage the density of development up to 500 meters (1,600 feet) from the shore.

Developers also have plans for homes along the two-year-old Jack Frost National Golf Club, as well as more construction on the shoreline of Big Boulder Lake.