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The village of Fairbourne has grown over the last Explain how these changes impact on century, developing over the low lying land within the management. estuary. As development occurred so the need for defence grew. The key risks being managed are: � Rainfall from the high ground flowing through the rivers through the area. � Flood risk from water levels within the estuary. � Pressure of erosion and overtopping from along the open coast. � Ground water, the level of the natural water table. These risk are being managed at present. With Climate Change these pressures will change.

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Climate Change and Change in flood and erosion risk The village of - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Greg Guthrie R oyal HaskoningDHV Climate Change and Change in flood and erosion risk The village of Fairbourne has grown over the last Explain how these changes impact on century, developing over the low lying land within the management.

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Climate Change and Change in flood and erosion risk The village of - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Greg Guthrie R oyal HaskoningDHV Climate Change and Change in flood and erosion risk The village of Fairbourne has grown over the last Explain how these changes impact on century, developing over the low lying land within the management.

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