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IMG_3358_sea level rise.jpg Windsurfers in the Red Sea resort of Dahab in Egypt
 
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IMG_3802_sea level rise.jpg Waves crashing over the low sea wall in Dahab on the Red Sea in the Sinai Desert Egypt. Like many areas of the world coastal resorts are increasingly threatened by global warming induced sea level rise.
 
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IMG_3806_sea level rise.jpg Waves crashing over the low sea wall in Dahab on the Red Sea in the Sinai Desert Egypt. Like many areas of the world coastal resorts are increasingly threatened by global warming induced sea level rise.
 
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IMG_9348_jesolo.jpg Umbrellas and recliners on the beach at Lido de Jesolo in the Venice lagoon. Unseasonally cool weather in June 2008 has kept the tourists away from the beach. This resort along with many others on the Venice lagoon are very vulnerable to climate change related sea level rise.
 
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IMG_9349_jesolo.jpg Umbrellas and recliners on the beach at Lido de Jesolo in the Venice lagoon. Unseasonally cool weather in June 2008 has kept the tourists away from the beach. This resort along with many others on the Venice lagoon are very vulnerable to climate change related sea level rise.
 
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IMG_9350_beach.jpg Umbrellas and recliners on the beach at Lido de Jesolo in the Venice lagoon. Unseasonally cool weather in June 2008 has kept the tourists away from the beach. This resort along with many others on the Venice lagoon are very vulnerable to climate change related sea level rise.
 
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IMG_9365_sea level.jpg Umbrellas and recliners on the beach at Lido de Jesolo in the Venice lagoon. Unseasonally cool weather in June 2008 has kept the tourists away from the beach. This resort along with many others on the Venice lagoon are very vulnerable to climate change related sea level rise.
 
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IMG_9370_coast.jpg Umbrellas and recliners on the beach at Lido de Jesolo in the Venice lagoon. Unseasonally cool weather in June 2008 has kept the tourists away from the beach. This resort along with many others on the Venice lagoon are very vulnerable to climate change related sea level rise.
 
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IMG_9386_mose.jpg Engineering works part of the MOSE project. Venice is on the front line of the battle against climate change. This unique cultural treasure is sinking into the sea. Over the last 100 years the relative sea level has risen in Venice by 23cm part due to sea level rise and part due to subsidence. The MOSE project is a $7billion engineering battle to try and save Venice from ever rising seas. The idea is to create a series of barricades that will rise from the lagoon and protect Venice from the highest tides. The Mayor of Venice already believes the project is redundant in the face of a predicted rapidly rising sea level.
 
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IMG_9388_venice lagoon.jpg Engineering works part of the MOSE project. Venice is on the front line of the battle against climate change. This unique cultural treasure is sinking into the sea. Over the last 100 years the relative sea level has risen in Venice by 23cm part due to sea level rise and part due to subsidence. The MOSE project is a $7billion engineering battle to try and save Venice from ever rising seas. The idea is to create a series of barricades that will rise from the lagoon and protect Venice from the highest tides. The Mayor of Venice already believes the project is redundant in the face of a predicted rapidly rising sea level.
 
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IMG_9392_coastal barrier.jpg Engineering works part of the MOSE project. Venice is on the front line of the battle against climate change. This unique cultural treasure is sinking into the sea. Over the last 100 years the relative sea level has risen in Venice by 23cm part due to sea level rise and part due to subsidence. The MOSE project is a $7billion engineering battle to try and save Venice from ever rising seas. The idea is to create a series of barricades that will rise from the lagoon and protect Venice from the highest tides. The Mayor of Venice already believes the project is redundant in the face of a predicted rapidly rising sea level.
 
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IMG_9393_mose project.jpg Engineering works part of the MOSE project. Venice is on the front line of the battle against climate change. This unique cultural treasure is sinking into the sea. Over the last 100 years the relative sea level has risen in Venice by 23cm part due to sea level rise and part due to subsidence. The MOSE project is a $7billion engineering battle to try and save Venice from ever rising seas. The idea is to create a series of barricades that will rise from the lagoon and protect Venice from the highest tides. The Mayor of Venice already believes the project is redundant in the face of a predicted rapidly rising sea level.
 
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IMG_9402_venice.jpg Venice is on the front line of the battle against climate change. This unique cultural treasure is sinking into the sea. Over the last 100 years the relative sea level has risen in Venice by 23cm part due to sea level rise and part due to subsidence. The MOSE project is a $7billion engineering battle to try and save Venice from ever rising seas. The idea is to create a series of barricades that will rise from the lagoon and protect Venice from the highest tides. The Mayor of Venice already believes the project is redundant in the face of a predicted rapidly rising sea level.
 
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IMG_9406_subsidence.jpg A leaning tower evidence of the subsidence that is threatening Venice. Venice is on the front line of the battle against climate change. This unique cultural treasure is sinking into the sea. Over the last 100 years the relative sea level has risen in Venice by 23cm part due to sea level rise and part due to subsidence. The MOSE project is a $7billion engineering battle to try and save Venice from ever rising seas. The idea is to create a series of barricades that will rise from the lagoon and protect Venice from the highest tides. The Mayor of Venice already believes the project is redundant in the face of a predicted rapidly rising sea level.
 
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IMG_9408_venice subsidence.jpg A leaning tower evidence of the subsidence that is threatening Venice. Venice is on the front line of the battle against climate change. This unique cultural treasure is sinking into the sea. Over the last 100 years the relative sea level has risen in Venice by 23cm part due to sea level rise and part due to subsidence. The MOSE project is a $7billion engineering battle to try and save Venice from ever rising seas. The idea is to create a series of barricades that will rise from the lagoon and protect Venice from the highest tides. The Mayor of Venice already believes the project is redundant in the face of a predicted rapidly rising sea level.
 
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IMG_9414_St Marks Square.jpg St Mark's Basilica. Venice is on the front line of the battle against climate change. This unique cultural treasure is sinking into the sea. Over the last 100 years the relative sea level has risen in Venice by 23cm part due to sea level rise and part due to subsidence. The MOSE project is a $7billion engineering battle to try and save Venice from ever rising seas. The idea is to create a series of barricades that will rise from the lagoon and protect Venice from the highest tides. The Mayor of Venice already believes the project is redundant in the face of a predicted rapidly rising sea level.
 
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