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More than 25% of the Portuguese Coast Is Receding, and Urban Pressure Is Worsening the Situation.
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A Greenpeace report notes that, over the past 25 years, the average sea level has risen 9.7 centimeters per year in Cascavel. Without urgent measures, the Algarve could lose 40% of its beaches by 2100.
·Lisboa, Portugal
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