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they way that it is changing is that erosion is taking away the land and making new land some where else and by changing the sand

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moving the beaches and taking away the land to it, also moving the sand

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the water is rising so cape cod gets smaller and smaller

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the water is rising so cape cod gets smaller and smaller

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if antarctica melts, the ice will turn into water, lots of water so yes

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if antarctica melts, the ice will turn into water, lots of water so yes

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yes because of the water moving the sand to another place and the coldness breaking down the rocks making them easier to move

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is there a way to try and move away from it?

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Erosion is taking off pieces of land and then adds new land.

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if the icebrigs melt the water level will rise

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if the icebrigs melt the water level will rise

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It is erosion taking away some of the land and then adds new land.

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Houses that are nearby the coastlines are getting wrecked and are constantly needing to be moved, along with other buildings and places like parking lots.

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Some impacts of erosion on Cape Cod coastlines are that houses that are near the coastline are getting ruined and you need to constantly move. Also buildings and places and beaches.

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Spend a day on the beach and you see the micro scale — in the grains of sand blown by winds, tumbled by the surf, or carried out in your shoes. Spend a week, and you see sandbars and wading pools arise and disappear. Spend a year, and you see dunes grow, shrink, and migrate.

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Spend a day on the beach and you see the micro scale — in the grains of sand blown by winds, tumbled by the surf, or carried out in your shoes. Spend a week, and you see sandbars and wading pools arise and disappear. Spend a year, and you see dunes grow, shrink, and migrate.

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In response to shore erosion, Cape Cod Commission uses geodesign for data, evaluation, and impact-driven plans to enhance resilience.Interactive tools support residents and guide decision-makers.App shows impact, response scenarios, and trade-offs

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In response to shore erosion, Cape Cod Commission uses geodesign for data, evaluation, and impact-driven plans to enhance resilience.Interactive tools support residents and guide decision-makers.App shows impact, response scenarios, and trade-offs

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The waterfront sea level undergoes a continual process of reshaping where sediments are washed away and built anew.

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The waterfront sea level undergoes a continual process of reshaping where sediments are washed away and built anew.

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 there are various types of gully erosion, including channel erosion occurring along gully beds, landslide erosion mostly on gully banks, and waterfall erosion. Among the factors influencing the occurrence of gully erosion incorporates the type of landscape. For instance, the accumulation of eroded mass on the soil surface is caused by a lengthy slope length. 

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 there are various types of gully erosion, including channel erosion occurring along gully beds, landslide erosion mostly on gully banks, and waterfall erosion. Among the factors influencing the occurrence of gully erosion incorporates the type of landscape. For instance, the accumulation of eroded mass on the soil surface is caused by a lengthy slope length. 

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Yes it will. This is because if a place such as Antarctica melts due to global warming, it will add a TON more water in the ocean.

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I do not have any questions, thank you! :D

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Yes, because the water is moving the sand to another place and breaking down rocks that will help them to move.

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I don't have any questions.

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Erosion moving land away and making more land

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Moving beaches around

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If the iceberg melts the water could make the water rise