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COM Compositae --- Centaurea --- Compositae --- West France

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FRA France --- France --- Northern France --- West France --- coastal floodplains --- coastal flora --- habitat-vegetation relations --- vegetation assessment

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FRA France --- France --- West France --- coastal flora --- distribution maps --- drawings --- geology --- phytocoenology --- salt plant vegetation --- species diversity

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70 % des côtes de la planète sont soumises à l'érosion. En France, les mesures récoltées depuis plus de deux siècles montrent que la vitesse du recul est de un à deux mètres par an en moyenne. Tous les spécialistes s'accordent pour dire que ce phénomène n'est pas près de s'inverser : les côtes vont continuer à reculer, c'est maintenant une certitude ; les données les plus récentes soulignent même une accélération de l'érosion. Peut-on réellement résister à un phénomène d'une telle ampleur ? Peut-on, doit-on défendre tel ou tel front de mer menacé ? Si oui, comment le défendre ? Qui financera la protection ? Peut-on, à l'inverse, accepter la disparition d'ici à la fin du siècle, de bandes de terrain de 100 ou 200 mètres de profondeur, avec les bâtiments qu'elles supportent ? C'est à ces questions très concrètes que doivent répondre les responsables publics. À travers l'exemple du littoral dunaire aquitain, espace modelé par l'homme au siècle dernier et perçu aujourd'hui comme l'une des côtes les plus sauvages de l'hexagone, l'auteur montre les pistes qui se dessinent pour gérer le recul inéluctable du rivage.

Shore protection --- Coast changes --- Coastlines management - South West France. --- Coastal erosion --- Coasts --- Shore erosion --- Littoral drift --- Physical geography --- Beach erosion --- Coast protection --- Coast protective works --- Coastal zone management --- Coastal engineering --- Hydraulic engineering --- Reclamation of land --- Erosion --- Prevention

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A charter of 972 documents that the abbey of St Aubin in Angers in north-western France was founded by King Childebert I in the sixth century. At the behest of the townspeople, but against his will, Abbot Aubin became bishop of the diocese in 529. He was canonised after his death in 560, and the abbey has been known by his name ever since. In this 1903 work, Bertrand de Broussillon (1841-1915) transcribes and interprets the many charters of the abbey, dating from its foundation period onwards. These charters document both the history of the abbey and that of the region. They also trace the many physical transformations that the abbey experienced through the centuries, and give the names of the people who were associated with it. In Volume 3 de Broussillon gives a complete list of names mentioned in the charters of the abbey up till 1903.

Cartularies. --- Benedictine monasteries --- Priories --- History --- Saint-Aubin d'Angers (Abbey : Angers, France) --- France, Western --- Church history --- Chartularies --- Archives --- Manuscripts --- Abbeys --- Monasteries --- Angers (France). --- Ouest (France) --- West France --- Western France