Its large agricultural area and long coastline have went through accelerating development and erosion. Due to the rapid rise of population and limited area for agriculture, Egyptians have to seek new methods to increase agriculture productivity and water resources. These areas as well as lakes are generally sensitive to disturbances. As a result, the coastal zones and water resources are vulnerable towards climate change especially to sea level rise. In the long term, it might lead to coastal wetlands shrinking in size and have negative influence on other …show more content…
The difficulties lie in various parts of the society which are hard to compare without a single variable method. For developed countries, they are are well stored in “hard” perspective, including technical equipments and expertise. Superstructure part of environmental change is what they are determined to make planning more efficient and effective. As for developing countries, focusing on both coping present changes and building infrastructure for planning in the future is a tough mission. It will be easier if developed countries support them with their own experience and prevent developing countries from making the same mistakes. However, whatever assistance they can receive along the way, the major challenge still remain to a large extent. Since there are far more developing than developed countries, there will be more remarkable progresses to witness if made by developing