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Coastal Pollution
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Coastal pollution refers to the introduction of substances or any form of energy in the coastal environment, which results or is likely to result in [blank] effects in the ecosystem due to changes in its physical, chemical, and biological [blank] . Ecological consequences of coastal pollution include [blank] of habitats and biodiversity, and alteration of environmental functions and processes, resulting in a greater [blank] to disturbances and in the decline of ecosystem services.
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Coastal pollution refers to the introduction of substances or any form of energy in the coastal environment, which results or is likely to result in adverse effects in the ecosystem due to changes in its physical, chemical, and biological characteristics . Ecological consequences of coastal pollution include degradation of habitats and biodiversity, and alteration of environmental functions and processes, resulting in a greater susceptibility to disturbances and in the decline of ecosystem services.
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