Madocks used the "great embankment" to reclaim hundreds of acres of land from the sea and, in turn, brought prosperity to the area, linking the slate quarries with the sea.
"Canvey was originally a series of small islands in the Thames estuary, but in the 17th Century Dutch engineers reclaimed land from the sea to form one large island, " says Bush.
President Castro reminded Grenadians that Cuban workers had not only built the island's first international airport but razed several hills and reclaimed land from the sea to build it on.
He argued that the sea gets it iron from dust swept into the sea from the land, and that wind currents weren't carrying iron to HNLC areas.
And data collected at the surface, whether land or sea, seem to tell a different story from those taken at altitude by weather balloons.
Though direct revenues alone would not make Galileo profitable, adding in the indirect economic gains resulting from better navigation of land, sea and air vehicles would produce a benefit-to-cost ratio of as much as 4.6 to 1.
As the land was used up, huge areas were reclaimed from the sea and leased to builders.
The word links comes from the fact that the courses were built on land that linked the mainland to the sea - hence the windier conditions.
But what has not been clear before is whether the common ancestor was, like the sea cow, aquatic and therefore whether elephants have undergone a tortuous evolutionary journey from water to land (when their remote ancestors changed from fish to amphibians) then back to water again, before finally returning to the land.
Our ocean, the land that washes down to her, and the people that earn their sustenance from the sea, deserve this change.
Eventually, clans from each title will actually be able to work together and attempt to take over the world by land, sea, and sky.
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