The Holderness Coastline is located near East Riding of Yorkshire. The coastline is Europe's fastest eroding coastline. This case study will explain the process and effects of the erosion taking place
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... Holderness Case Study Case Study Questions Who is affected by the erosion? What is being done to manage the coast? Where are the effects of management and where is the erosion taking place? Why is the coast being eroded? When does the most erosion take place? How do human effect the erosion? The Holderness Coastline is located near East Riding of Yorkshire. The coastline is Europe's fastest eroding coastline. This case study will explain the process and effects of the erosion taking place and the coastal management decisions. The Holderness coast stretches over 60 km and supports many homes and towns. Over the last 2000 years the coast has retreated 400m and continues to do so at a speedy speed. The retreat caused over 30 villages since Roman times, to have fallen into the sea. The average rate of retreat calculated is 1.8m per year. Many people along the coastline are affected due to the rapid retreat














