Evolution of Marine Coastal Ecosystems Under the Pressure of Global Changes 2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-43484-7_7
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The Bay of Seine: A Resilient Socio-Eco-System Under Cumulative Pressures

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“…The eBoS ecosystem, inside the English Channel, with a ship entering or leaving it every ~ 10 minutes, is one of the busiest shipping corridors in the world with 20% of the global maritime transport (Buléon and Shurmer-Smith, 2021). Its coastlines are densely populated with densities often reaching 500 inhabitants/km², a significant population living in close proximity of the eBoS and benefiting from its ES, the eBoS is home to a wide variety of anthropic activities (Buléon and Shurmer-Smith, 2021;Dauvin et al, 2020). The Normandy coastline is an important known tourism area: mainly recreational (marinas, seaside resorts, "blue flag" label, sailing, etc.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The eBoS ecosystem, inside the English Channel, with a ship entering or leaving it every ~ 10 minutes, is one of the busiest shipping corridors in the world with 20% of the global maritime transport (Buléon and Shurmer-Smith, 2021). Its coastlines are densely populated with densities often reaching 500 inhabitants/km², a significant population living in close proximity of the eBoS and benefiting from its ES, the eBoS is home to a wide variety of anthropic activities (Buléon and Shurmer-Smith, 2021;Dauvin et al, 2020). The Normandy coastline is an important known tourism area: mainly recreational (marinas, seaside resorts, "blue flag" label, sailing, etc.…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%