6.4 What has been done at Lynmouth to prevent another flood disaster? by NURSYAZANA BINTI MOHD ZUKI

Group 2

nursyazana1 — 2024-04-29 07:15:49 UTC

The course (or route) of the West Lyn River was made much straighter , to prevent future flooding after the Great Lynmouth Flood . = >

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Group3

nursyazana1 — 2024-04-29 07:18:16 UTC

west lyn river allowed to follow it's original course to the sea rather than being redirected(how?)

--Building restrictions wee putt in lynmouth which are plone to flooding

--Bridges were made wider and tailer with wood than stone

Group 1

nursyazana1 — 2024-04-29 07:19:41 UTC

The mouth of the East Lyn River was made much wider where it flows into the sea.

The eEast Lyn River was made wider to prevent future flooding.

the confluence of the east and west lyn river

nursyazana1 — 2024-04-29 07:22:28 UTC

what-prevent the ristol channel from overflowing

how-15 metre will block the water

why-to preven5t flooding

effects-less casualties

-prevent destruction of buyi8lodings

-helps economy

group 4

nursyazana1 — 2024-04-29 07:23:22 UTC

Stone and concrete built along the river to prevent flash flood

HOMEWORK

nursyazana1 — 2024-05-03 02:57:35 UTC

“Based on your opinion, which one is the best solution to prevent flood from happen?”

Ms Sya

nursyazana1 — 2024-05-03 02:58:10 UTC

Click the three dots on the right
Then click "add post after"
Right your name on top of it and your answer at the bottom space.

2024-05-03 06:55:46 UTC

Hao Yang's answer :>

2024-05-04 15:42:59 UTC

Option 5, widen the confluence of WLR , ELR and 15m walls along particular area. Widen the confluence means water can flow smoothly to Bristol Channel , 15m walls can protect buildings from flood and prevent damage.

Yall better not copy

Option3_Chloe

2024-05-05 09:51:46 UTC

Restrictions placed on places like buildings , car parks and parks near rivers where flood occurs often can help prevent people from getting injured of dying.

Option1 Sheryn

2024-05-05 12:44:44 UTC

The wider the mouth of the river becomes, the more water can flow through, this can prevent when large amount of water come through in the future and the river is not big enough to hold the water causing flooding.

Hao yu

2024-05-05 12:54:36 UTC

Option 3,Bridges are made wider and taller,they are also made from wood instead of stone.So when the flood hits the bridge it will all get washed in the ocean.

Hao Yin

2024-05-05 13:08:37 UTC

Option 1, Widening the mouth of ELR seems more efficient resource wise and are effective against flood. It takes less time to widen the mouth of ELR than every other option too (literally just dig the mouth wider)

if you copy i'll find you

Option4_WeiEn

2024-05-05 13:16:36 UTC

Stone and concrete built along the river provide more space for the water to flow smoothly so it won’t flood that easily.

Valerie's answer (°✓°)

2024-05-05 13:50:33 UTC

Option 3 = Restrictions placed in places prone to flooding can reduce the risk of destroying infrastructure and housing areas while also reducing the risk of people getting injured or dying.

Estie Choi

2024-05-05 15:05:20 UTC

Option 3, with restrictions, it allows the local residents to resume development without tampering with natural adjustments of the rivers which is great for both the economic, and the nature.

Low Henri

2024-05-05 15:14:16 UTC

Option 5 - I think that option 5 is the best solution to prevent flood, this is because the wall is very high and if it is built thoughtfully, you can do something above or on the wall like plantation or anything else.

Wei Cheng

2024-05-05 15:36:46 UTC

Option 3 as cost and construction time will be lower.there are building restictions in flood-prone areas which cost nothing.And they just need to build wider and tailer wooden bridge

Environmental challenges and solution

nursyazana1 — 2025-01-20 07:20:56 UTC

Hao Yang's group

nursyazana1 — 2025-01-20 07:21:12 UTC

Definition: Animals consuming the topsoil faster than it can recover or grow back.

Solution:

-Rational grazing: Moving the animals to a different location for them to gaze

-Fertilizers on damaged lands

Relate to water resources:

-Grass will be damaged or dried out, making it unable to absorb water properly, leading to potential floods.

Valerie's group

nursyazana1 — 2025-01-20 07:21:26 UTC

definition: cutting down trees to make space for farming

solution: afforestation : planting more trees, contributing to afforestation campaigns

no tree-climate change-temp rise-dry river- limited access to water(when trees are cut down, cannot absorb water and c02)

Hao Yin's group (climate change)

nursyazana1 — 2025-01-20 07:21:49 UTC

Definition: Weather pattern changing in an unpredictable way

Solution: plant more trees, Use renewable enERGY, cONSERVE WATER

relate to the water resources: when the weather is dry, the temperature will be high, the water resources will be low

Ming Qian's group (Soil erosion)

nursyazana1 — 2025-01-20 07:22:19 UTC

definition:loss of top soil becausse wind poor farming reaources

solution:crop rotation change crops so that soil have more nutrition

relate to water :if no water therw ill be soil aerosion