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The volume of sand deposited by powerful waves can match that used by engineers trying to slow down coastal retreat, scientists found.
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The volume of sand deposited by powerful waves can match that used by engineers trying to slow down coastal retreat, scientists found.
The volume of sand deposited by powerful waves can match that used by engineers trying to slow down coastal retreat, scientists found.
The volume of sand deposited by powerful waves can match that used by engineers trying to slow down coastal retreat, scientists found.
The volume of sand deposited by powerful waves can match that used by engineers trying to slow down coastal retreat, scientists from the University of New South Wales found.
The volume of sand deposited by powerful waves can match that used by engineers trying to slow down coastal retreat, scientists found.