'Tearing this nation apart': Coastal erosion tears away homes in eastern England

Coastal communities across the UK and Europe face an uncertain future, as climate change speeds up erosion. In England, the region of East Anglia is already suffering the consequences.
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[@omenk1296]

Lived all my life on a coast. Anyone who thinks owning a house less than a mile from the ocean might as well live at the base of an active volcano and blame someone else for faith

[@HVTNZ]

Buying a land or house at that location is totally crazy...

[@estebancorral5151]

The Netherlands have found ways yet Britain remains inept. Praise for Britons is at its nadir.

[@guff9567]

The homes are not "torn away". They are still there, but now below sea level .

[@Iammybrotherskeeper1693]

😂😂

[@robertmaloney2255]

It's called nature, get a grip

[@michaelstevens3479]

Anyone know how erosion and sea levels work out? there must be more room for the sea after erosion?

[@Marc_Gagne]

This is reaching biblical proportions.

[@ErnieKings27]

Lovely stuff 😊

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[@maestoso47]

Eroding and crumbling because they are cliffs that get the brunt of force. Can barriers slow the impact?