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BEACHED WHALE ALERT
anonymous
July 27 2008, 18:37:58 UTC
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IMPORTANT NEWS
anonymous
July 27 2008, 18:44:54 UTC
Since the arrival of 'The Whale', scientists have observed the following changes to the country:
* Golden Cap, Dorset. The highest point on Britain's south coast could see erosion increase to more than two meters a day. * Formby Sands. Over the next 7 days, the sands in the northeastern county of Lancashire could recede by more than 400 meters. * Birling Gap, Sussex. Erosion has already claimed several cottages on the edge of the chalk cliffs in the southeast of England. The remaining houses and a hotel are under threat. * Studland Peninsula, Dorset. The southern part of the beach is losing up to three meters each day, threatening cafes, toilets, a shop and beach huts on the south coast peninsula.
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* Golden Cap, Dorset. The highest point on Britain's south coast could see erosion increase to more than two meters a day.
* Formby Sands. Over the next 7 days, the sands in the northeastern county of Lancashire could recede by more than 400 meters.
* Birling Gap, Sussex. Erosion has already claimed several cottages on the edge of the chalk cliffs in the southeast of England. The remaining houses and a hotel are under threat.
* Studland Peninsula, Dorset. The southern part of the beach is losing up to three meters each day, threatening cafes, toilets, a shop and beach huts on the south coast peninsula.
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