Is this policy destroying our beaches and wasting our money?
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See below the contents for a brief synopsis of each item on this page
- Beach Recharge
- Coastal Erosion and Archaeological remains
- North Norfolk Dredging Induced Erosion in Eurosion Report
- The Disappearing East Anglian Coast
- DIY Dune System
- Beach and Dune Erosion
- Graph of Dune Loss at Winterton-on-Sea
- North Sea Surges
- Our Disappearing Coastline
The erosion of beaches and coasts, often due to aggregate dredging, can lead to the unearthing of significant archaeological remains, with examples from the UK.
The following is an extract from ‘Living with Coastal Erosion’ — Eurosion Policy Recommendations — December 2003. To see the report in its entirety go to www.eurosion.org/reports-online/reports.html Example Of Coastal Cliff Erosion The municipality of Happisburgh is a located in the county of North Norfolk (UK). Sediments are removed from the cliffs under the action […]
The history, geology and meteorological events which have shaped the East Anglian coast and the likely impact of global warming.
Build your own marram dunes
Showing the stages of erosion
Dune Loss at Winterton-on-Sea from June 2001 to August 2003
The Major Flood Risk to East Anglia
This original document was first written on 24th October 1995 for the North Sea Action Group’s website. Although superseded by later and more topical information, it still contains points of historical value. (1) History Many thousands of years ago there was no North Sea. East Anglia was joined by dense oak forests to the European […]
