Living on the edge

Language: English Series: Times ; 16 January 1999, 2.1-2.2(2)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: Violent weather and high sea levels are eroding Britain`s coastline drastically. Plans to deal with the problem are aimed at accommodating the sea rather than fighting it, which means many homeowners will lose their houses to the sea in the next few years.

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Violent weather and high sea levels are eroding Britain`s coastline drastically. Plans to deal with the problem are aimed at accommodating the sea rather than fighting it, which means many homeowners will lose their houses to the sea in the next few years.

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