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Nuclear Power Stations
in a Warming World
by Dennis Leggett

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fig 1   Outline map of Greater Romney Marsh

fig 2   Possible Roman Coastline circa 100 to 200 AD

fig 3    Possible Saxon Coastline circa 800 AD

fig 4    Approximation of 13th Century Coastline pre 1230 AD

fig 5   Approximation of 13th Century Coastline post 1288 AD

fig 6   Contemporary view of the Coastline circa 1600 AD

fig 7   The Coastal Floodplain

Dungeness,
New Romney, Kent, UK

fig 8 Tipper trucks
replenishing beach

fig 9 Aerial view of Dungeness
clearly showing the storm ridges
of which the ness is built.

fig 10 Later aerial view showing
Dungeness nuclear power stations
situated on the tip of the ness.

fig 11 The 'A' & 'B' stations from a different angle

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fig 1 Outline map of Greater Romney Marsh	fig 2 Possible Roman Coastline circa 100 to 200 AD
fig 3 Possible Saxon Coastline circa 800 AD	fig 4 Approximation of 13th Century Coastline pre 1230 AD
fig 5 Approximation of 13th Century Coastline post 1288 AD	fig 6 Contemporary view of the Coastline circa 1600 AD
fig 7 The Coastal Floodplain	Dungeness, New Romney, Kent, UK
fig 8 Tipper trucks replenishing beach	Dungeness, New Romney, Kent, UK
fig 9 Aerial view of Dungeness clearly showing the storm ridges of which the ness is built.	fig 10 Later aerial view showing Dungeness nuclear power stations situated on the tip of the ness.
fig 11 The 'A' & 'B' stations from a different angle