These climatic changes will have potentially disastrous consequences for marine biodiversity and ecosystems, including: habitat mortality like coral bleaching, erosion, and sedimentation; accelerated coastal erosion that will remove beaches and mangroves important to certain marine species; extensive coastal inundation and higher levels of sea flooding; waves and storm surges into coastal land areas, causing salinity in coastal wetlands and coastal springs; mangroves and wetlands pushed further inland by frequent king tides and sealevel rise; eutrophication, sedimentation and siltation of water resources, leading to invasive species proliferation; increased habitat and nursery areas destruction, ensuing in species decline; decline in inshore fisheries; and loss of natural reefs that protect the islands and coastal communities. 
These climatic changes will have potentially disastrous consequences for marine biodiversity and ecosystems, including: habitat mortality like coral bleaching, erosion, and sedimentation; accelerated coastal erosion that will remove beaches and mangroves important to certain marine species; extensive coastal inundation and higher levels of sea flooding; waves and storm surges into coastal land areas, causing salinity in coastal wetlands and coastal springs; mangroves and wetlands pushed further inland by frequent king tides and sealevel rise; eutrophication, sedimentation and siltation of water resources, leading to invasive species proliferation; increased habitat and nursery areas destruction, ensuing in species decline; decline in inshore fisheries; and loss of natural reefs that protect the islands and coastal communities. 
['Coastal communities']