Huge sinkhole appears off coastal bend, revealing a hidden underground beach
January 10, 2022
Erosion and landslides have left a gaping 40ft-wide hole in the cliffs at Whitburn, near Sunderland. Named Souter Hole, it first appeared as a small sinkhole in 2003 and has grown every year since.
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Flash flood threat on the rise in America
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Floating cities becoming a reality to circumvent sea-level rise
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Does rain actually move mountains?
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Extreme heat could lead to a power crisis in the US this summer
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How honeybees predict the weather, create their own climate control and more
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Mount Etna erupts again, sending bright red lava into the night sky
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Researchers conclude greenhouse gases are trapping more heat
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Insects: Our most under-appreciated allies
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New study says pollution-related deaths are on the rise worldwide
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Experts say time is running out to protect historic site from sea level rise
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Jersey Shore town continues to elevate roadways to alleviate coastal flooding
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Global leaders warn ‘climate catastrophe’ on the horizon
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Engineers develop enzyme that could provide a solution to the plastic crisis
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University of Miami study finds baby corals can contract deadly disease
