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Saltmarsh Erosion At Quay Lane – Are Ducks Responsible?
Rising sea levels are eroding saltmarsh claim EA(Environment Agency) and NE(Natural England). Here is one place where something else is doing it. At the north end of Quay Lane, Kirby le Soken there is a tidal pool protected by the … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Coastal Squeeze, EA, Salt Marsh Erosion
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EA Say Sea Levels Risen Less Than Expected
David Evans emailed to point out wikipedia Thames Barrier entry quotes EA saying Environment Agency responded that it does not plan to replace the Thames Barrier before 2070, as the barrier was designed with an allowance for sea level rise … Continue reading
Posted in EA, Sea Level
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Naze Cliffs Fall Into Sea Even Though It’s Known How To Stop It
The Naze cliffs are crumbling into sea. This is EA and so UK government policy. A few yards to south the cliffs have been stopped from falling into sea. Here are cliffs near Naze Tower, the people on cliffs probably … Continue reading
Posted in Beaches, Breakwaters, Climate Change, CO2, EA, Electricity From Wind Power, Groynes, Salt Marsh Erosion, SMP, Temperature
Tagged climate change, CO2, EA, environment agency, global temperature rise, global warming, naze, sea defences, walton-on-the-naze
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Sea Level At Vlissingen Falls Then Rises Around 1890 – As Does CET
Sea levels at Vlissingen in Netherlands from PSMSL show a fall until about 1890 then a rise which mirrors Central England Temperature (CET) record. Sea levels can appear to fall for a number of reasons among them Local land … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, EA, Sea Level, Temperature
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Work Starts On New Sea Defences At Holland Haven
Or at least removing old groynes
Posted in Beaches, EA, Groynes, SMP
Tagged clacton beach, EA, environment agency, groynes, holland haven beach, holland-on-sea beach, holland-on-sea sea wall, tdc, tendring district council
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Thanks to Godfrey Bartlett EssexWalks.com
Godfrey sent me this email Hi, Just a note to say I find your analysis of temperature and sea level records fascinating. As much as I love nature reserves for leisure purposes, I’m getting an increasing sense that the big … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, CO2, Coastal Squeeze, EA, SMP
Tagged CO2, coastal squeeze, DEFRA, EA, environment agency, flood, global temperature rise, global warming, sea defences, sea level rise, wivenhoe
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EU Environmental Directives And UK Flooding – Feb 2014
Christopher Booker and Richard North (eureferendum.com) have been chasing the link between flooding in Somerset and EU’s Habitats Directive 92/43/EEC and Water Framework Directive (WFD) 2000/60/EC. So far they seem to have missed the earlier Birds Directive. The Birds Directive … Continue reading
Posted in EA, EU, Politics
Tagged EA, environment agency, eu birds directive, eu habitats directive, eu water framework directive, foe, friends of earth, greenpeace, john gummer, lord deben, rspb, somerset flooding, wwf
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How To Create A Flood In Somerset In Pictures – Feb 2014
Then and now pictures of bridge at Burrow Mump show how easy it is to create a flood by not dredging. Photos originally from Richard Norths eureferendum.com If you don’t know where Burrow Mump is here’s a map courtesy … Continue reading
Posted in Dredging, EA
Tagged dredging, EA, environment agency, flood, somerset flooding
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Dawlish Sea Wall Network Rail Build Breakwater In A Week – Feb 2014
Dawlish sea wall supporting railway line washed away 4 February 2014. By 12 February a breakwater had been built. Why wasn’t this done before? The Problem The Solution The Questions If Network Rail could come up with a solution, even … Continue reading
Posted in Beaches, Breakwaters, Climate Change, EA, Groynes, SMP
Tagged breakwaters, dawlish, EA, environment agency, flood, groynes, network rail, sea defences, tdc, tendring district council
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John Redwood Writes About EA Again – 10 Feb 2014
John Redwood has another post about EA on his blog today. I left a comment which wasn’t approved so I’ll post it here. The post is titled Independent Bodies Can Cause Worse Problems Than Elected Ministers. The post starts of … Continue reading
Posted in DEFRA, EA, Politics, SMP
Tagged EA, environment agency, flood, john redwood, managed realignment, managed retreat, sea defences, somerset flooding, thames flooding
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