A Study of Sea Defenses Along the Lincolnshire Coastline after the 1953 Floods

Coastal defense study along the coastline of Lincolnshire after the flood in 1953 My project will study the coastal defense of the coastline of Lincolnshire since the flood in 1953. I will see what kind of defense measures are currently being implemented and how they changed since the flood in 1953. I see the beaches of Huttoft and Sutton on Sea on the coastline of Lincolnshire. [IMAGE] [IMAGE] I am looking for a change in maritime defense since the coastline of Lincolnshire, 1953.

In 2006, I produced a documentary on Geo TV turtle protection in Karachi. Since then, after seeing all progress on the coastline without considering ecosystems and communities, we want to make documentaries based on the basic principles of urban planning and to explore alternatives to random development along the Karachi coastline thought. Shehri-CBE is a Karachi-based organization and has worked on coastal issues for many years. "Turtle helps survive" that focuses on land use management is one of their projects. I interviewed them for the turtle documentary, so when I asked them to do work on coastal development and when Getz Pharma funded the project it was the ideal opportunity to tell the story .

Environment: When flooding occurs, the environment is not safe. Chemical substances and harmful substances eventually enter the water and ultimately contaminate the water. In 2011, a huge tsunami attacked Japan, the sea flooded a part of the coastline. Floods caused leakage of many nuclear power plants, which in turn caused high radiation in the area. The authorities in Japan are worried that radiation dose in Fukushima is 18 times higher than expected. People and animals: Many people and animals die from flash floods. More people are injured, others are homeless. Water and electricity cease, people are suffering. Floods caused many diseases and infectious diseases, including military fever, pulmonary plague, skin diseases, dysentery. Large scale immigration: Frequent floods harm human beings and production, causing migration and demographic migration. Therefore, moving to an urban area may cause overcrowding in the city.