An interesting example of coastal erosion at Happisburgh in Norfolk
29 January 2021 09:30 in Coast by Dave Petley
An interesting example of coastal erosion at Happisburgh in Norfolk, driven by the recent rainfall from Storm Christoph
29 January 2021 09:30 in Coast by Dave Petley
An interesting example of coastal erosion at Happisburgh in Norfolk, driven by the recent rainfall from Storm Christoph
20 March 2020 07:13 in Oddities by Dave Petley
Sinking ships to stop erosion: the banks of the River Severn in England have been protected from landslides by sinking disused barges, creating a graveyard of old vessels
14 February 2017 07:36 in Uncategorized by Dave Petley
Images that have appeared online over the last 24 hours dramatically illustrate the vast scale of the erosion problem at the Oroville dam site
13 February 2017 07:37 in Uncategorized by Dave Petley
Yesterday, erosion on the margin of the Oroville Dam spillways caused concern about a catastrophic collapse. The evacuation of 130,00 people was ordered.
10 February 2017 08:20 in Uncategorized by Dave Petley
At the Oroville Dam in Calfornia an extraordinary crisis has developed as the spillway undergoes massive, flood-induced erosion
5 January 2016 08:04 in landslide report by Dave Petley
In Scotland, extreme rainfall has induced riverbank erosion that has left the 16th Abergeldie Castle at risk of imminent collapse.
4 October 2012 07:28 in landslide report by Dave Petley
Using historic data to map the original course of the stream that was responsible for the erosion at Newburn in NE England
28 September 2012 01:18 in Uncategorized by Dave Petley
An update on the catastrophic erosion that undermined an apartment block in Newburn, near Newcastle, earlier this week
27 September 2012 01:09 in landslide video, Uncategorized by Dave Petley
In Newburn, near Newcastle in NE England, exceptional rainfall has caused the erosion of the foundations of an apartment block.
9 February 2011 15:02 in Uncategorized by Dave Petley
The Daily Mail has an interesting article (surely the first time I have used that phrase) on a cottage in South Dawlish in Devon, UK that is threatened by coastal erosion. According to the article, the house changed hands 18 months ago for £1.75 million, since when it has suffered two cliff collapse events, the most recent of which has left the back of the (let’s face it, spectacular) property …
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