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Nearly 200,000 coastal homes could be lost to the sea in 30 years

New study reveals that nearly five times the number of homes are at risk of being lost by 2050 than previously thought

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Bristol and North Somerset properties among most at risk of rising sea levels

Bristol and North Somerset properties among most at risk of rising sea levels
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Sea level rise by 2050s could see 200,000 properties lost in England | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

Southern areas of England are most at risk by the 2050s, a study has said

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Homes abandoned by 2050s due to climate change

Nearly 200,000 homes are at risk of being abandoned by the 2050s - and North Somerset and Sedgemoor top the list of affected areas.

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Going Under: 200,000 homes and businesses at risk of rising sea levels

New study identifies 20 local authorities across England where thousands of properties could be lost to the sea by 2050

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