Two million cubic metres of new sand for Sylt

Two million cubic metres of new sand for Sylt

Sylt, Beach
The island of Sylt is shrinking because it is losing sand. Sand replenishment brings back the size. / © Kevin Martin Jose, Unsplash

Westerly storms and surf are gnawing away at Sylt: experts on the German North Sea Island have analysed how much sand is missing from the coasts. In some places, the loss is particularly severe. The solution: more sand.

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