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News, Sand Mining

Sand extraction destroys the Crimean beaches

November 19, 2016 Coastal Care

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Photograph: © SAF — Coastal Care

Excerpts;

According to scientists, sand mining is a direct threat to all the beaches of the peninsula, as in the south-west and on the east coast…

Read Google Translated Article (11-17-2016)

Read Google Translated Article, from Ecoportal (11-17-2016)

Read Original Article Ecoportal (11-17-2016)

Crimean scientists believe that the sand extraction can lead to the complete disappearance of the beaches on the west of the peninsula (09-29-2016)

West Crimea: the beaches are degraded due to sand mining? (08-17-2016)

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