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A coastal management plan that ignores the sediment cell is likely to

  • A.solve the problem permanently at every frontage
  • B.reduce the cost of the works considerably
  • C.improve the habitat throughout the whole cell
  • D.displace the problem to a neighbouring frontage

Answer: D

Intervention at one point changes the supply reaching the next. Planning at cell scale exists precisely to anticipate these consequences. Intervention at one point changes the next. Cell scale planning anticipates the displacement.

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