One is geomorphological: erosion provides the sediment that builds up
the natural coastal defences of other areas of coastline, by forming marshes or beaches, shingle bars or mud flats.
Not exact matches
In 2010, Liddell - Grainger criticised plans by the Environment Agency and
Natural England to create a wetland habitat at Steart on the Severn estuary as part of a realignment of
coastal flood
defences.
The National Audit Office's report on British
coastal defences last year highlighted breaches of Hurst Spit in Hampshire, which «are due mainly to the construction of concrete sea walls and groynes further to the west in Christchurch Bay, which interrupted the
natural drift of replenishing material».