Innalzamento del mare, grido d’allarme a Venezia: «Avremo maree oltre gli 80 ogni giorno»

Preoccupa il rapporto dell’Ipcc. L’ingegner Rusconi: il sollevamento continuo del Mose avrà conseguenze per la portualità

Alberto Vitucci
A view of the progressive raising of the last mobile gates of the Mose system from the lagoon in Venice, Italy, 10 July 2020, during a test of the system with the presence of Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte. Media reports state that for the first time, only for a few hours, the Venice Lagoon has been completely closed to the sea for the first full test (with complete ban on maritime traffic) of the Mose's 78 mobile dams. The Mose system is intended to protect the city of Venice and the Venetian Lagoon from flooding. ANSA/ANDREA MEROLA
A view of the progressive raising of the last mobile gates of the Mose system from the lagoon in Venice, Italy, 10 July 2020, during a test of the system with the presence of Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte. Media reports state that for the first time, only for a few hours, the Venice Lagoon has been completely closed to the sea for the first full test (with complete ban on maritime traffic) of the Mose's 78 mobile dams. The Mose system is intended to protect the city of Venice and the Venetian Lagoon from flooding. ANSA/ANDREA MEROLA

VENEZIA. Un aumento del livello del mare che va da 43 centimetri a 84 centimetri entro il 2100. A cui vanno aggiunti altri centimetri dovuti alla subs

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