Sargassum is an algae that often accumulates in large quantities on beaches, harming nesting turtles and negatively affecting tourism. Sargassum is often removed to solve these problems, contributing to increased coastal erosion. Sargassum is essential to prevent coastal erosion and its removal can have a negative impact on beach stability.
Algae often accumulates in large quantities on beaches and risks harming nesting turtles and negatively affecting tourism in some regions. Hence it is often removed to solve these problems, but this can unintentionally contribute to increased coastal erosion, as some species of algae are essential to prevent coastal erosion and its removal can have a negative impact on beach stability.
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