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Published on: 17 December 2014

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Even for people who've lived through flooding, sometimes they can find it hard to talk about what's causing the...
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Published on: 5 December 2014

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Published on: 4 December 2014

Written by: Guy Shrubsole All articles by Guy Shrubsole

As the seas rise, the government is doing little to help those whose homes are being engulfed beneath the waves.

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