Japan has launched one of the largest tsunami defense projects in the world, constructing a 395-kilometer concrete seawall across vulnerable coastal areas. Alongside this, the country is planting over 9 million trees, designed to serve as a natural wave barrier while reducing coastal erosion.
This integrated approach combines engineering strength with the power of nature, aiming to safeguard coastal communities from tsunamis and the impacts of climate change.
Experts have praised the project as a global model for blending infrastructure with environmental sustainability, ensuring long-term resilience for both people and ecosystems.
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