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A Medieval UK Village Is Being Swallowed By The Sea
- Saturday April 1, 2023
- World News | Olivia Rudgard, Bloomberg
When Nicola Bayless's parents bought a house in Happisburgh, an idyllic coastal village in Norfolk, England, they were told it would be 150 years before erosion of the nearby cliff might threaten it.
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8 Dead As Cyclone Fani Hits West Bengal To Continue Further North-East
- Saturday May 4, 2019
- India News | Edited by Shylaja Varma
Cyclone Fani hit West Bengal early this morning by crossing Kharagpur and is likely to continue further in North-East direction with the wind speed of 90 km/hour, reports news agency ANI. At least eight people have died so far and on Friday, large areas in the temple town of Puri and other places were submerged as heavy rain battered the coast, acc...
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Cyclone Fani Live Updates: 8 Killed In Cyclone Fani As It Hits West Bengal, Kolkata Airport To Be Shut
- Saturday May 4, 2019
- India News | Edited by Arun Nair, Shylaja Varma, Stela Dey
Eight people have been killed as cyclone Fani made a landfall in Puri on Odisha coast around 8 am, triggering heavy rainfall coupled with high velocity winds with speed of 175 kmph in vast areas. The area along Puri is witnessing strong winds. Large areas in Puri and other places were submerged with water as heavy rains battered the entire coastal ...
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Climate Change Threatens 55 Million in India's Coastal Areas: Report
- Monday November 9, 2015
- India News | Press Trust of India
Climate change threatens nearly 55 million people in India's coastal areas. This could lock in enough rise of sea level to submerge land currently home to more than half a billion people globally if the temperature spikes by four degrees Celsius, which is humanity's current trajectory, according to a new report.
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Rising sea level can submerge Tamil Nadu's coastal areas: Study
- Tuesday November 23, 2010
- India News | Press Trust of India
There is a need to step up coastal protection measures as even a metre rise in average sea level would inundate large areas along Tamil Nadu coast, according to a recent study.The study conducted by Centre for Development Finance said, "A one metre rise in average sea level would permanently inundate about 1091 sq km along Tamil Nadu coast, but the...
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A Medieval UK Village Is Being Swallowed By The Sea
- Saturday April 1, 2023
- World News | Olivia Rudgard, Bloomberg
When Nicola Bayless's parents bought a house in Happisburgh, an idyllic coastal village in Norfolk, England, they were told it would be 150 years before erosion of the nearby cliff might threaten it.
- www.ndtv.com
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8 Dead As Cyclone Fani Hits West Bengal To Continue Further North-East
- Saturday May 4, 2019
- India News | Edited by Shylaja Varma
Cyclone Fani hit West Bengal early this morning by crossing Kharagpur and is likely to continue further in North-East direction with the wind speed of 90 km/hour, reports news agency ANI. At least eight people have died so far and on Friday, large areas in the temple town of Puri and other places were submerged as heavy rain battered the coast, acc...
- www.ndtv.com
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Cyclone Fani Live Updates: 8 Killed In Cyclone Fani As It Hits West Bengal, Kolkata Airport To Be Shut
- Saturday May 4, 2019
- India News | Edited by Arun Nair, Shylaja Varma, Stela Dey
Eight people have been killed as cyclone Fani made a landfall in Puri on Odisha coast around 8 am, triggering heavy rainfall coupled with high velocity winds with speed of 175 kmph in vast areas. The area along Puri is witnessing strong winds. Large areas in Puri and other places were submerged with water as heavy rains battered the entire coastal ...
- www.ndtv.com
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Climate Change Threatens 55 Million in India's Coastal Areas: Report
- Monday November 9, 2015
- India News | Press Trust of India
Climate change threatens nearly 55 million people in India's coastal areas. This could lock in enough rise of sea level to submerge land currently home to more than half a billion people globally if the temperature spikes by four degrees Celsius, which is humanity's current trajectory, according to a new report.
- www.ndtv.com
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Rising sea level can submerge Tamil Nadu's coastal areas: Study
- Tuesday November 23, 2010
- India News | Press Trust of India
There is a need to step up coastal protection measures as even a metre rise in average sea level would inundate large areas along Tamil Nadu coast, according to a recent study.The study conducted by Centre for Development Finance said, "A one metre rise in average sea level would permanently inundate about 1091 sq km along Tamil Nadu coast, but the...
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