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    Coastal engineering is an increasing field of importance due to the growing population in coastal areas and the trend of moving to coastal communities. Currently over 90% of Australians live within the narrow and dynamic coastal fringe (Mariani & Turner 2013). Approximately one half of the Australian coastline consists of sandy beaches and it is projected that they will be the worst impacted by the predicted global warming (Cooke et al. 2013). Increasingly, sandy beaches are being squeezed between

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    off the bank and onto the beach. Up and down the shore, I walked looking for Father and gathering driftwood. I could have made it back home before dark but I decided to wait until morning. I woke in the morning to the roar of the surf. The wind had come up over night. The waves raced up the beach. I hoped the sea might bring Father back as I walked the beach making one more search. The only item I found was his small blue hat that he wore. It had washed up on the beach. I returned to the bank and

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    “ Numbinbah Valley is a valley and suburb located in the Gold Coast Hinterland in South East Queensland, Australia”(City of Gold Coast, 2015) (see appendix 1 ). The Scenic Rim, which is a group of forested mountain ranges, covers 116 km of valley. Compared to other areas of the Gold Coast the Numbinbah Valley has remained largely undeveloped in recent decades containing a wide variety of freshwater organisms. The Valley is part of the upper catchment area of Nerang River, which flows into the Hinze

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    The beach chairs around me wait slowly to get filled up. Rubbing on the wonderful tanning oil that smells like the coffee beans my mom uses in the mornings for her coffee. There is sand everywhere, in my toes, on the towels, and on my skin. I run into the water to rinse off, as I get the water gets in my mouth, and it's almost as if i took a tall glass of water and added a jar full of seas salt to the water. I get back out of the water and the sand on the bottom of my feet feels like with every step

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    a bright neon-blue with fluffy white clouds. You could see dark green clumps of seaweed being brought up to the shore by the waves. Then my dad yelled,”Hurry up we have to find a good spot.” Before i knew it I was sitting in a folding chair on the beach. It got boring fast so me a some of my friends decided to dig a hole and build a fort. While I was digging my shovel hit something hard. “Hey, I found something,” I yelled excitedly. Everybody crowded around as I dug the rest of it up to see what it

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    Every year millions of dollars of state and federal dollars are spent to essentially place tons of sand on America’s beaches. This process known as beach nourishment. Proponents often point to this method as effective way is a way to fight against beach erosion The causes of this erosion are both manmade and natural, but regardless of the cause this process is only a stop gap that does not actually address this issue. Instead, both the federal and state governments have spent billions of dollars

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    Shopping malls, fast food restaurants, and at least ten different Starbucks, in a fifteen-mile radius, surround Oceanside Relaxation Academy. The Academy is located seventeen minutes from the Baldwin Hill Academy, which is in West Hollywood. The car jerks to a stop as Danielle pulls into the Academy’s parking lot and finds a parking spot. “Mani-pedi?” She looks at me and grins. “Sure.” I shrug my shoulders, it beats crying alone in my dorm. The inside of Oceanside Relaxation Academy is calming, peaceful

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    covered in rocks and leaves. The rocky dirt road comes to a stop were a small, rough path takes you through the peach colored brush to a hot sandy beach. The beach glimmers in the sunshine turning the grainy sand into a golden blanket. The beach winds around westward clifts for four miles. Towards the east, segmented by a river emptying its contents, the beach gradually plunges down into the chilly Atlantic ocean, where rushing water from the river clashes with the salt water. The waves roll and crash

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    The beach has sandy shores, and salty warm water. It has year round-warmth and beautiful Florida sky’s. There are palm trees around the area blowing in the slight wind.The wind creates a slight tingling throughout your body. I can hear children laughing all around me as they have a great time with their family. People of all varieties surround you, young to old all enjoying the different things the sandy shores have to offer, some there for peacefulness, others there for vacation.The water is a

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    open the car door I am overwhelmed by the smell of salt. “We’re here!” my dad cheers. Everyone is mingle ing and having side conversations; catching up on what’s been happening the past year. It’s nice to see my relatives again. Next we go to the beach. I walk down the cold stone stairs and onto the warm sand. “Let’s search for clams!”, my cousin sugets. Then we all spread out and closely watch

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