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Private Development and Corporate Funding to Fight Shoreline corrosionAt its simplest, shoreline erosion is the result of the combination of processes, both natural and manmade, by which shoreline and beaches are damaged or lost. For this discussion, wetlands are also included. There is an on-going debate over the best way by which to preserve beaches, shorelines, and wetlands. saving extremists argue that limiting or restricting land use, and restoring damaged dimension with tax money represents the most prudent answer to shoreline erosion. Included in this position is the inherent role of government intervention to preserve the Statess shoreline. There are many problems with the conservation position, and many advantages to the jump-start solution --- private development and corporate funding.The most damaging fixings to Americas shoreline is that of poorly planned development in environmentally fragile coastal areas that lead to erosion and various forms of pollution. The U.S. Army army corps of Engineers estimated in 1971 that 40% of the total shoreline of the lower 48 states was experiencing significant erosion. waver and wave action associated with high tides are the cause of natural erosion. Damming rivers restricts the time period of eroded rock, which is the source of much sand (Rhinehart, 1997). These factors are best turn to by infusions of venture capital applied with sound business principles and predisposition for environmental concerns.Sound planning by the private sector is essential. The round of people living within 50 miles of the U.S. coastline rose from 61 zillion to 130 million between 1940 and 1988. More than 50% of Americans currently run short within 50 miles of the shoreline, but the figure is pr... ...ions Must Be Repealed.www.mcaffre_seleg.wa.gov (2001).Spencer, H. (2000). Seawalls dally on Raging Debate in Washington State.www.beachbrowser.com Development-Protecting Seawalls Debated.www.hosey-chehalis riv er council index.htmlRhinehart, J. and J. Pompe (1997). Entrepreneurship and Coastal election Management. The Independent Review, vol. 1, No. 4. pp.543-559. Skousen, Mark (1999). The Battle for Diamond Head A Case for Market Failure?The Freeman.Works CitedCoping With Shoreline Erosion in the Caribbean.http//www.unesco.org/csi/act/cosalc/shore-ero.htm. Online. Available. 23 March 2002.Nepf, Heidi. Longshore Drift. Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 2000.Streambank and Shoreline Erosion Management Measure.http//www.epa.gov/OWOW/NPS/MMGI/Chapter 6/ch6-4.html. Online. Available. 23 March 2002.