What are the factors that affect the rate of coastal recession?

The rate of coastal recession is influenced by several factors, including wave energy, sea level rise, and sediment supply. Higher wave energy can lead to increased erosion, while rising sea levels exacerbate the problem by inundating coastal areas. Additionally, human activities such as construction, dredging, and the alteration of natural sediment flows can disrupt the natural balance and accelerate recession. Environmental factors like storms and vegetation cover also play crucial roles in stabilizing or destabilizing Coastlines.