Coasts, carbon and globalisation

Which on the UK coastline are off-shore reef used for hard engineering coastal management?

• Porlock, North Somerset

• Sea Palling, East Norfolk

• Wells-Next-The -Sea, North Norfolk

• Pevensey Bay, Suffolk

Where is beach replenishment used as a soft engineering strategy.

• Porlock, North Somerset

• Pevensey Bay, Suffolk

• Well-Next-The-Sea, North Norfolk

• Sea Palling, East Norfolk

Where is the managed retreat and the creation of salt marshes used as a soft engineering strategy?

• Pevensey Bay, Suffolk

• Wells-Next-The-Sea, North Norfolk

• Sea Palling, East Norfolk

• Porlock, North Somerset

Where is sand dune protection used as a soft engineering strategy?

• Well-Next-The-Sea North Norfolk

• Porlock, North Somerset

• Pevensey Bay, Suffolk

• Sea Palling, East Norfolk

Which of these is not a form of marine erosion

• Hydraulic action

• Abrasion

• Solution

• Traction

Which of these is not a form of mass movement?

• Slumping

• Longshore-drift

• Soil creep

• Landslide

Which of these is caused by sea level change?

• Wave-cut platforms

• Rias

• Arches

• Salt marshes

Which of these is found closest to the sea in a sand dune system?

• Oak trees

• Dune slack

• Yellow dunes

• Embryo dune

Why has the largest global carbon stock in its soil?

• Tropical forests

• Boreal forests

• Tundra

• Temperate grassland

How big is a gigatonne/pentagram

• 100 tonnes

• 1000 tonnes

• 1 million tonnes

• 1 billion tonnes