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Rising sea levels study: Government responds to fears about property loss

Rising sea levels study: Government responds to fears about property loss
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Warrington homes at risk of being lost to sea level rises by 2050s

WARRINGTON is among the most at-risk places in England for properties to be lost to sea level rise by the 2050s.

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Rising sea levels put 200,000 English homes at risk

Nearly 200,000 homes and businesses in England may be lost to the sea within the next 30 years, according to recently published research.

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Warning 200,000 homes and businesses at risk of falling into the sea

Warning 200,000 homes and businesses at risk of falling into the sea
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Sea level rise by 2050s could see 200,000 properties lost in England

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

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