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Description
Mind Map by David Clifford, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by David Clifford
about 10 years ago
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Impacts
of
Dredging
Falmouth
Habour
- Environmental
- Release of
seabed
sediment
reducing
water quality
with
contaminants
(TBT+Metals)
- Shoreline erosion accretion
- Small scale change to wave and tide flows
- Impcacs on sediment transport
- Impcacs on sediment transport
- Soil quality
reduced due to
interference of
contaminated soils
- Human, water and ecological impacts
- Impacts to fish oysters,
bass, prawn nuserys
within the estury
- Human, water and ecological impacts
- Release of
seabed
sediment
reducing
water quality
with
contaminants
(TBT+Metals)
- Effects on the Human Environment
- Air quality
- Noise - contruction and
new bigger cruise ships
- Traffic
increase on
A39 'requires
detailed
assessment'
- Navigation and Recreation
- Increased boat traffic along
the Carrick Roads
- Increased
traffic
discourages
boat users
- Increased boat traffic along
the Carrick Roads
- Archaeology
- Disturb wrecks
and prehistoric
landsurfaces
- Disturb wrecks
and prehistoric
landsurfaces
- Socio-economic opportunities for labourers
- Jobs for tourism
- Passenger spending
- Increased revenue
- Jobs for tourism
- Air quality
- Wildlife? Ecology
- Fishermen
- Destroy Fish Beds?
rare algae and fish
nurseries
- Oyster Farms
- SO2 release by
larger boats
- 4 hectares of maerl
habitat lost
- Faunal community loss
- impacts of bird species
- impacts of bird species
- Faunal community loss
- Fishermen
- Economics
- Sustainable
Development
- 20,000
passengers
already
visit port
- Backed
by
George
Osborne
- Jobs threatened
without dredging
- £15 million defense
contract
- Boost
eceonmy
in one of
Uk's
most
deprived
areas
- Increased access for larger ships
- Boat building/repairs
- Tourism Cruise ships
- Boat building/repairs
- 800
initial
jobs
created
- £100m port
development
following
degreging
- Sustainable
Development
- Social
- New
developments
(roads, housing,
retail parks) in
greenfield sites
- Loss of
natural
beauty and
cultural
identity
- Does
Falmouth
have the
capacity
to
expand?
- Loss of
natural
beauty and
cultural
identity
- Expansion
of
University,
impacts to
locals and
idenitty
- Reduced tranquility
- Loss of local identity
- Loss of socila capital
- Increased house prices and cost of living
- New
developments
(roads, housing,
retail parks) in
greenfield sites
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