A Climate of Fear: Recent British Policy and Management of Coastal Heritage

Joe Flatman

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Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Maritime and Coastal Archaeology Conservation Techniques and Studies

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This article discusses the various environmental threats that exist to British coastal heritage sites and the steps currently being taken to monitor, manage, and address such threats. The article concludes by considering the possibilities of enhanced site management that could be offered by recent legislative reform.

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2007The Economics of Climate Change 2010The Economics of Climate Change 2002Facing the Ocean: The Atlantic and Its Peoples 2021Climate Change and the Historic Environment 2003Climate change and the historic environment 2005The impact of climate change on cultural heritage: evidence and response 1998MARS: the monuments at risk survey of England, 1995: main report 1995Archaeology of the Essex Coast, Volume I: The Hullbridge Survey

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