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  1. The University of Hull published a report on coastal erosion, coinciding with Defra's £600m investment and local council monitoring in East Riding.

The University of Hull, alongside researcher Bryce Stewart, is contributing to marine science findings.

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The University of Hull, alongside researcher Bryce Stewart, is contributing to marine science findings.

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  1. University of Hull and Bryce Stewart are researching regional fishery management and big-game stock recovery.1 source
  2. New findings in marine science contributed by the University of Hull.1 source

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