“Sea Cliff” explores the dynamic processes shaping coastal cliffs, offering insights into their formation, erosion, and the implications for coastal management. The book delves into the geological, hydrological, and ecological factors influencing these dramatic landscapes. It examines wave action, weathering, and the geological composition of cliffs, revealing how these elements contribute to coastal erosion. A key focus is the impact of climate change and sea-level rise on cliff stability worldwide. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding sea cliff dynamics for predicting cliff retreat and informing coastal communities. It progresses logically, beginning with coastal geomorphology and wave dynamics before exploring erosional processes, geological factors, and the impact of climate change. Case studies illustrate the application of learned concepts in coastal management strategies. By integrating scientific analysis with practical applications, “Sea Cliff” empowers readers to address the challenges posed by coastal erosion.
