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In Lancing, West Sussex, teams have been out moving 1,400 tonnes of shingle to help “protect local homes”, the Environment Agency has said.Β Shingle absorbs wave energy by moving when the waves hit the beach, slowing them down before they strike the sea wall.Β 

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