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Beaches to ‘slowly march inland’

WITH rising sea levels, beaches are likely to move inland in the future, rather than become extinct by the end of the century.

This could, of course, see the steps of the City Hall covered in water in years to come were it not for the feeding of sand on to Durban’s beaches, according to Andy Green of the UKZN’s department of geological sciences.

He, another UKZN

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