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One reason this happens is because of the tides, and storms that occur on the coastline. These two things happening commonly over many years has shaped the Cape in many ways already and will continue to do so.

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Some of the impacts are the amount of land on the coast (the tides are getting higher over time, which means less land) and sometimes, homes can be destroyed when the water grows too high.

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Yes. Over time, more and more water will swim up to the surface and eventually (in many many thousand years, or millions) Cape Cod could be completely underwater.

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I wonder how many meters a year erosion shrinks the coastlines

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I wonder when they first started realizing how drastic the erosion here was.

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Yes if there is more water taking over the land than cape cod will be much smalled much faster

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Yes I think it will. I think it will because over time if the sea level increases then the water will erode more sand and make Cape Cod a lot smaller.

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this happens because of big storms that cause erosion, it will cause the coast to go under water.

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I wonder if they have an exact date of when Cape Cod will be gone.

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Storms happen constantly on the cape, changing the land, as well as water constantly hitting the land.

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The main impacts are the land is decreasing which not only makes it hard to know the land but it takes away land we can use and makes life more difficult for people like fishermen.

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I wonder how much land we lose of the cape per year?

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If the sea level continues to rise then yes Cape Cod will be gone faster. It will erode land faster

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Its changing because of weathering and erosion and its changing the shape of the land and making cape cod smaller.

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Earths's surface changes locally on Cape Cod because of the tides that happen along the coastline. Also, the storms that happen that are changing the land.

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Earth's surface changes on Cape Cod because of storms frequently happening, which shifts the land.

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A reason that causes Earths surface to change on Cape Cod is erosion and storms that erode the sand. It is changing the shape of the coast lines.

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Things happen to the coastline such as storms, tides, and such

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the impacts are, the coast line will erode and go uder the water.

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Yes, because ice will melt adding more water into the ocean, making it easier for land to erode.

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Yes I think over time the climit change will increase the amount of erotion because when the ice burgs melt it makes more water causing bigger waves.

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The biggest impact is the decrease of land, and the destruction of buildings on the coastlines.

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I wonder how many years it would take for Cape Cod to be gone.

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The impacts of erosion on Cape Cods coastlines is less land to build houses.

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Storms cause the surface around Cape Cod to change. It slowly erodes the land around us

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i think it will because if the amount of water changes by getting higher on the land and will just make more sand which means there will be less and less of cape cod

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if there was less land there would be no room for houses, shops or anything that keeps area going

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all of the storms and tides that happen on the shorelines and stuff is making the cost lines shrink and go under water

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will the earth explode before cape cod shrinks

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Earth's surface is constantly changing, especially on Cape Cod. Said change is caused by WED, or Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition. WED is when sediments is broken down (Weathering), removed (Erosion), and deposited (Deposition) somewhere else. When this is occurring on Cape Cod, it is causing the earth to break down, making Cape Cod smaller and smaller.

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With the decrease of land, it can be harder for people to settle somewhere close to the coastline. For if you were to build something close to that area, it would be eroded away in a few years, causing people to rebuild farther away multiple times.

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Yes, if the sea levels keep rising, they will be able to erode more land faster. By quickening the speed of erosion, Cape Cod will become smaller, even faster than before.

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A question that I have about erosion is the statistics on how much land eroded when climate change was and wasn't a prominent problem.

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the water level will rise and in a long time ( like millions of years ) the cape will be almost all under water.

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why is there so much on the cape?

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Water and waves from the ocean erode the sand from one part of Cape Cod, and deposit it in a new spot on Cape Cod. The middle of Cape Cod is eroding and putting sediments near the elbow of the Cape. Eventually the whole of Cape Cod will be washed away by water.

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The impact erosion has on Cape Cod is the decrease of line and homes being destroyed.

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Water and waves from the ocean erode the sand from one part of Cape Cod, and deposit it in a new spot on Cape Cod. The middle of Cape Cod is eroding and putting sediments near the elbow of the Cape. Eventually the whole of Cape Cod will be washed away by water.

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Yes, climate change and sea level rise increase the amount of erosion on Cape Cod because if the sea level keeps rising then it will be gone faster.

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I wonder how they figured out when Cape Cod will fade away.

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Because of erosion some homes and buildings are being destroyed or moved because of the shrinking coastlines. The erosion is decreasing the land.

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Yes, I think that climate change will increase erosion because it will provide more water, and therefor higher coastlines the will erode more of the land.

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I wonder how long it will be until Cape Cod disappears completely.

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erosion causes the earths surface to change on the cape locally and plus all the weather 

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erosion causes the earths surface to change on the cape locally and plus all the weather 

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Erosion on Cape Cod coastlines has decreased the amount of homes (and/or) has damaged many of them.

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so yeah it changing because it's going bye bye

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so yeah it changing because it's going bye bye

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The impacts associated with coastal erosion include habitat loss, property loss, infrastructure damage, and beach loss

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Yes, as time goes by more water will take over Cape Cod, then it will because must smaller.

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It happens because of storms that cause erosion. The coastline will go underwater.

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Earth and Cape Cod's surface to shift over time because of the storms weathering and Erosion the shores.

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How did the first study of erosion come to be?

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The constant impact of waves on the Cape's shore moves away sediments and brings some sediments, affecting the coast.

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It is changing because of the erosion and the storms we get

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I wonder how long it will take til Cape Cod is underwater.

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yes because sea level goes through a continual thing of reshaping where sediments are washed away and built again. the process of climate change in recent years washed away the protective shield, leaving the Cape vulnerable to erosion

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The tides are getting higher over the time and the water is rising

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how does erosion work in places with worse weather or more mild weather

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The erosion impacts Cape Cod because we can't build structures in a moving coastal zone.

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yes because more water will rise over time

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The waves move sediments and brings sediments to the coast.

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when will cape cod be under water

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Yes, if sea levels rise it would slowly give us less and less land until theres nothing left.

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Yes, because the water will continue to rise until nothing is there.

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What would the world look like when all of the continents are gone?