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Scientists warn millions in UK face long-term coastal flooding risk without climate action. · Cyprus Report

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Scientists warn millions in UK face long-term coastal flooding risk without climate action.

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Scientists have indicated that up to 13 million people in the UK could face long-term coastal flooding risks if no climate action is taken.
A "reasonable worst-case scenario" suggests significant population movement may be necessary as coastlines are reshaped by climate change.
The warnings come in light of increasing evidence that climate change is intensifying the threat of flooding.
The research emphasizes the urgent need for proactive strategies to mitigate coastal flooding risks in the future.
Experts are calling for immediate policy changes to address the impending challenges posed by rising sea levels.

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Millions face long-term coastal flooding risk in UK without climate action, scientists warnThe Guardian · 4 hours ago

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Scientists have indicated that up to 13 million people in the UK could face long-term coastal flooding risks if no climate action is taken.
A "reasonable worst-case scenario" suggests significant population movement may be necessary as coastlines are reshaped by climate change.
The warnings come in light of increasing evidence that climate change is intensifying the threat of flooding.
The research emphasizes the urgent need for proactive strategies to mitigate coastal flooding risks in the future.
Experts are calling for immediate policy changes to address the impending challenges posed by rising sea levels.

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