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Beauty spots to be devoured by sea

                   
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23-Aug-2008
        
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National Trust warns of losing battle to save much-loved coastal landmarks from rising sea levels and erosion Farne Islands, Northumberland. Photograph: Steve Allen Travel Photography/Getty Images Some of Britain's most famous coastal landmarks will be radically changed or even lost because it is no longer possible to hold back rising seas and coastal erosion, according to the National Trust. The castle of St... [read full story]                    

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Coast beauty spots will be given up to the sea

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Coast beauty spots will be given up to the sea

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26-Aug-2008
        

Ten of Britain's most iconic coastal landmarks face being lost forever after conservationists admitted defeat in the battle against rising sea levels. Experts have said it is no longer possible to hold back the long term...

Rising seas may devour Britain's famous coastal landmarks

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25-Aug-2008
        

London, Mon, 25 Aug 2008 ANI London, August 25 (ANI): Scientists have warned that some of Britain's most famous coastal landmarks will be radically changed or even lost because it is no longer possible to hold back rising...