Saving Venice lands in America

Imagine a gondola in Venice, lazily meandering up one of the Floating City’s seemingly infinite canals.

Then imagine Venice consumed by rising sea levels as its precarious land sinks. Marble buildings would erode. Canals would wash out. More than a thousand years of art and culture would vanish, displacing the city’s 260,000 residents and an entire tourism industry built around its beauty.

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