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The Holderness Coast is under threat primarily due to coastal erosion, which is one of the fastest in Europe. Factors contributing to this erosion include the soft boulder clay geology, strong wave action, and rising sea levels intensified by climate change. Human activities, such as coastal development and the construction of sea defenses, have also disrupted natural sediment transport processes, exacerbating the erosion problem. As a result, communities and infrastructure along the coast face increasing risks.

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