Experts Predict Flooded Venice In 300 Years
Venice faces slow sinking from combined sea level rise and lagoon subsidence. Scientific estimates place Venice sinking at about one foot three inches per century, with two thirds of the city already flooded in 1851 and the lagoon’s tides moving through three moats four times daily.
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Lesson In Leadership From Oklahoma Governor Gary
The 26th Oklahoma Legislature is praised as a personal triumph for Gov. Raymond Gary due to prudent tax use and expert administration. He kept rebels in check during his second term, aided by growth in revenue to fund roads education and state services, and steered through reforms in water policy election laws and public welfare.
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New Guinea Bids For The Tourists
New Guinea invites travelers with volcanoes modern hotels and air service linking Lae Guadalcanal Rabaul Madang Port Moresby. Visitors enjoy tropical scenery fishing and hospitality as racing cricket football golf clubs and social life flourish in this rebuilt South Pacific destination.
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