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Coastal Erosion – Work of TEE/Department of Western Greece

Excerpt from the magazine “TECHNICAL ISSUES” (t.80, October-December 2010) for Coastal Erosion:

The manager of the Aquaterra Christopher Kapopoulos participated in the Environmental Committee (2009-2014) of the Technical Chamber of Greece and the editorial team for the scientific Report with title: “Coast Erosion”. The findings of this Report were published in the journal TECHNICAL SUBJECTS, edited by Technical Chamber of Greece and presented in a scientific Conference held in Patras in April 2011 with the participation of Universities, Public Authorities, members of Organizations and interested Citizens.

This Report resulted in favor of the adoption of Soft Shore protection Methods. The results were adopted by the Technical Chamber of Greece as also suggested by International Institutions and Organizations.

Coastal Erosion – Work of TEE/Department of Western Greece

Excerpt from the magazine “TECHNICAL ISSUES” (t.80, October-December 2010) for Coastal Erosion:

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