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    Mitigating coastal soil erosion using hdpe net and Bulb pile footing
    (2025-04-28) AJAY V; SRUJAN S K; SUDARSHAN S G; Y P SHIVARAJ NAIK; OWAIS AZIZ WANI
    Globally, ecosystems, infrastructure, and livelihoods are all seriously threatened by coastal soil erosion. The origins, effects, and mitigation strategies of soil erosion in coastal regions are investigated in this study. We evaluate how well beach replenishment, coastal engineering structures, plant restoration, and sustainable land-use planning reduce erosion by combining field observations, remote sensing, and GIS analysis. The findings demonstrate that soil loss may be successfully reduced, biodiversity can be preserved, and ecosystem services can be supported by a mix of natural and manmade solutions. examines land deterioration, soil erosion, and hydroclimatic changes. Increased hazards of soil erosion are found, especially in metropolitan areas, and policy modifications are recommended to improve resistance to hydroclimatic oscillations. emphasizes the use of adaptable methods for environmental stewardship, uses CSLE and GIS/RS technology to quantify soil erosion, finds that wooded regions have superior soil and ability to conserve water. Agronomic, agnotological, and mechanical procedures are identified in this systematic assessment of control methods used in Asian agricultural land. It also urges further study and useful strategies to lessen soil erosion. emphasizes the value of adaptable strategies for environmental stewardship.

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