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Will towns be left to the elements?

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The cost of defending coastal areas of Wales from rising sea levels is increasing so fast that some towns and villages may have to be left to the elements.

The BBC's Wyre Davies reports from Abaraeron on what a new report on flooding and erosion could mean for Wales.

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