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Italy faces new drought alert as Venice canals run dry

Feb. 25 06:31 am JST 4 Comments

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SapperJon
Feb. 25 07:11 am JST

The low level of water in Venice is nothing to do with low rain fall or global warming as the Venice lagoon is open to the Mediterranean ocean. Of course if global warming was true the ocean's would actually be higher!

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Hervé L'Eisa
Feb. 25 10:24 am JST

So the sea level is negatively rising?

Or, is the ground level rising?

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Aly Rustom
Feb. 25 10:31 am JST

always wanted to visit Venice

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piskian
Feb. 25 05:42 pm JST

@SapperJon

The Venice Lagoon is open to the Mediterranean SEA,not the Adriatic Sea?

The Mediterranean is an ocean now?

Ocean's not oceans?

Global warming,not climate change?

I can't keep up.

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Italy faces new drought alert as Venice canals run dry