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A Quarter of the Portuguese Coast Is Receding and More than 100,000 People Live in at-Risk Areas, Says a Report.

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A Greenpeace study warns of vulnerabilities on the Portuguese coast, where the occupation of sensitive areas exacerbates risks associated with climate change. Greenpeace Portugal released a report pointing to the worsening vulnerability of the Portuguese coastline, indicating that about a quarter of the continental coast is currently receding and that more than 100,000 people reside in areas classified as high-risk. The document, entitled "Destr…
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A Greenpeace study warns of vulnerabilities on the Portuguese coast, where the occupation of sensitive areas exacerbates risks associated with climate change. Greenpeace Portugal released a report pointing to the worsening vulnerability of the Portuguese coastline, indicating that about a quarter of the continental coast is currently receding and that more than 100,000 people reside in areas classified as high-risk. The document, entitled "Destr…

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echoboomer.pt broke the news on Saturday, July 25, 2026.
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