60 Minutes climate archive: Venice is Drowning
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- This 2020 report focused on the record-breaking tides and dangerous winds that caused destruction throughout Venice. Venetians worry their homes and cultural landmarks face increasing risk due to manmade climate change.
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I sent my son there through school five years ago because I knew I could not afford to go. He will always have those memories and he needed to see this beauty. He took so many pictures and talks about it to me years later. I did love the positivity in this video. Finding solutions and not giving up.
My son's kid is graduating high school and I am taking him with me to Venice this summer. The only extra was his ticket over and a fourth person in our cruise cabin. Less than $1500.
I'm grateful I was able to see Venice back in 2016 and capture the beauty of it while I still could.
I saw it in 2017. Saw it just in time.
Um...I keep seeing comments like this. People actually live there and are dealing with this. It's not just a place for tourists.
@@raaid22 yes.
@@raaid22 we going to miss you
I just got back and amazingly it's still beautiful. Go figure.
Scientists have been warning us about this for a very long time. Politicians and corporations don't give a hoot. All their concern is about Money, Money, Money. A ton of people are also still asleep. The good thing about it is that it doesn't discriminate.
The ELITE,have invested heavily in the fossil fuel industrial complex.Their greed is stuffing the pockets of politicians who could be instrumental in effecting an energy paradigm shift,but because they are bought wont.
Meanwhile back at the gas pumps the fossil fuel industry has recorded record profits.
Going the way of the lost city of Atlantis?
@@cstuartdc BOY are you an optimist.Maybe soon Venice can offer a restaurant with fresh mussels on the menu, just lean over & pluck them off the building.
Rothschild
There's not a climate-change physicist on a planet that agrees with this nonsense. The climate has changed very little. What you don't understand is that politicians have gobs of money to make out of this Mass hysteria. It's why the co-founder of Greenpeace resigned!
I’ve been to Venice back in the 1980’s. It’s a beautiful city and I’m very sorry to hear about this.
If you believe this "reporter" you're gullible beyond belief
Dont worry, its not true. Once again, 60 Minutes gets it wrong.
@@bpapasc7763 i don't think so..then explain why the water level increases each year, why more frequent floods happening?...venice is not the only city tht is experiencing this too...take an example jakarta that part of its city is now under the sea level..
That’s cap
@@seinfeld1356 I’ve been to Venice and it’s so not cap!
My heart sank when he said cities like LA will face unseen high tides. I’ve already seen it happening with my own eyes. San Pedro and Laguna Beach are being eroded very quickly by the rising water. There was a huge tide that breached from the shore into the streets of Newport Beach in 2020. That night I was walking along the coast of Hermosa beach and, the ocean brightly illuminated by a full moon, saw humongous waves barreling to shore from as far as the eye can see. I’ve never seen the ocean churn the way it did that night in my life. I’m not looking forward to how the ocean will reshape us when I’m an old man
Giant tides this weekend, wow, then what do you know, two weeks later, no sea level rise. It's like explaining sex to children.
@@elephantintheroom5678 I’m in So Cal too. 😔
God bless and be with you
@@robertmarmaduke9721 Do not mind small issues like this. Rather mind about you freedom that gets stolen. The world is going to experience much worse and much sooner than than you imagine. Political leaders and money magnates are creating chaos. The stage is being set for a one world government. Ten nations are going to allocate leadership to one person, the so called Prince of Peace that claims to restore order in the world. All lies. He will be the devil's Christ. Listen on you tube to Robert Breaker, Jimmy Evans on tipping point, Dr John Barnett, Amir Tsarfati etc. Please remember. Now is the time to repent of your sins. Accept Jesus as your Lord and Saviour. You won't get old, but you might be accepted into heaven like myself and rule with Christ for the next thousand years in amazing peace. Hope you take this serious. Love from Afrika.
Good. I hope those Libertard cities get destroyed.
I was lucky to see Venice 10 years ago. The most amazing city i have been to.
I agree! Jerusalem and Monte Carlo would be the next 2 on my list of mind blowing cities or places! :)
I was just there December 2021 with hardly any tourist in town; it was magical. I love this city.
People are not going to care until it affects them directly. I keep hearing about climate change but I'm not hearing solutions that the individual person can take to make a difference or ways to sell others on making personal changes to help.
Unfortunately, you're only too right 🥺
Some scientists claim that the sun is the main cause of climate change. These are normal climate cycles. Remember climate gate. Nevertheless I hope they find a solution to save this amazing city.
Fact
There really isn't much that can be done other than adapt. That won't prevent snake oil salesmen from "selling" us their bogus remedies for big bucks.
The western part of the Netherlands had a very bad flood in 1953. It was s perfect storm. High tide, Storm and a full moon. My parent had 8 feet of water in the house. Right after, engineers started planning a way to protect the country from the North Sea. Complicated and costly systems were developed to close the waterways when a large storm hits. Being proactive pays off.
I'm so very sorry. Prayers
seeking higher ground makes better sense. But I'm not the one who lives at sea level. I live on top of the San Andreas fault instead.
@@melaniecotterell8263 Yeah, well most of the Netherlands is at or below sea level, so higher ground is not easy to find in an emergency. I lived in the Los Angeles, CA area for 40 years, went through a couple of good shakers. LOL.
@@desertgirl2371 Thank you, our family was fine but several people on the same street drowned. :(
@@melaniecotterell8263 That's intetesting
We visited Venice several times, once at a high tide when there was water in the streets. Given the way Venice is built. This was inevitable, and it’s perhaps best to do as we did- try to visit it before it’s just a memory.
Cannot pour some water out of earth?
Lol yes and climate change has nothing to do with this. It's the WAY it was built. How stupid are the planners!
Rather tragic . . . but insurmountable ! 💀 😬
@@faz7531 That's true, but the fact is it's happening all over the world...
@@vissitorsteve ... People like "Faz" cannot think or perceive on a global scale. They can only think as far as their own little minds.
I was in Venice back in 1979 about a month after they shot the Clock Tower seen in the movie Moonraker. Back then the streets were flooded and they had elevated walkways up to you could move about somewhat dry. It was nothing new back then, already the first floors of the buildings were half submerged. They built the city on islands in a lagoon and the weight of the buildings over time started sinking the city.
Correct.
Venice has been dieing since the day it was built! Hard work and lots of engineering has kept it going!
I got to visit Venice in 1990, loved it!!!! One of the BEST places to see in Italy! If you go there, be prepared to spend hours and hours taking pictures, and eating ;)
Mmmmm...eating.......
@@dickiemolitsanti2213 LOL Yeah, I am, but LOVE Italy! The Eating experience is truly Italian, and you know it! :)
you forgot about wading, swimming, wringing. You'll be doing that too.
i was knee deep in water the last time i was there....while eating and taking pictures.
Pompey.
Monte Cassino.Sardinia.Sorrento and never seen Rome.Yet.
Prayers for the families who live in Venice Italy such a beautiful city as a US NAVY veteran who has visited this city back in 1975 I hope God can answer Prayers and find a soultion to this problem
The solution is for us to repent, to the almighty most high.
hardly anyone has lived there in the last 10 years. It's more like an italian theme park now. I did see a few school kids around so there must be some families though.
Belief in god is the cause of these kinds of problems, not the solution.
Jesus will come and build a dam... smh
@@brx8r Many families live there, including mine. It is a city in all respects
WE HAVE 30 YEARS TO PROTECT OUR COASTAL CITIES FROM THE IMPENDING FLOODING .
I don’t see us doing anything proactive to prevent this oncoming disaster . Let the migration begin .
The ruling elite only care about profit margins and share holders, government about who pays them most...
Miami builds up. Obviously not possible in most of Venice.
Imagine what will happen to all of the Walmarts , the luxury hotels , the beach front homes in Miami , what a serious loss of money 💰.
Install sea walls...Now!!!!!!!!
rsmithabq8304 , lets sell the farm and cash out our retirement accounts and fix it on our own, we don’t need big government to do it for us. 😏
On that day 12th of November, the water was really high because the wind push from the south of Adriatic to the city of Venice. I saw the water rising rapidly that I can't even save our thing inside our house. It was terrible.
OMG it must have been terrifying.
So sorry. :(
I went to Venice for the first time in 1982. The view from the water was spectacular. The we landed and it was like sticking your head down the hole of a port-a-potty. The stench of sewage and filth was ancient and nauseating.
our tour guide in 2019 told us Venice is actually sinking 2 MM a year. We left on aa cruise out of there. we don't care to ever go back again.
The week after I visited Venice with my family the city experienced 6-8 feet of flooding in some parts. Mumbai, NYC, St. Petersburg (FL), Miami, and Shanghai all have issues regarding sea-level rise
The ice caps are melting. Causing the water's to rise world wide
@@tracischmidt8593 In 2017 NASA-NOAA found zero sea level rise using more accurate microwave satellites. But the Mythos of Signs and Tribulations Gretanocracy is now firmly established as an End Times Cult. Biden starts Carbon Taxes next year.🌈🎠🏆😱
@@robertmarmaduke9721 Funny because almost nobody believes you. Science is used by the majority. Dumb stupid racists still believe that God will save them. Well better to save yourselves than waiting for...
@@robertmarmaduke9721 That's funny, the data from TWO NASA satellite's ON THE WEBSITE say the EXACT OPPOSITE. Read more- talk less.
@@robertmarmaduke9721 Also- Gretanocracy is not a word.
For 40 years I have heard the clock ticking and as a kid would run downstairs to watch 60 Minutes. Amazing how much has changed, it's an entirely different world, clock still ticking.
For this storm they didn’t close the MOSE flood barrier system which would have prevented the flooding. The miscalculated it’s destructiveness and the storm came quickly. Hopefully the MOSE system will save Venice.
Hello Jane, how are you doing?
The mayor is being brave and constructive in face of crisis and I think that is so admirable.
The world is filled with abandoned cities. The climate is constantly changing, with or without cars, and that results in population shifts. Cities fail from drought, floods, volcanic eruptions, you name it. Venice is the latest city about to die. Such is life.
enormous changes will happen within our lifetimes though, that’s why it’s so concerning
My heart just sinks and the tears flow for those people.
No they don’t. Stop being dramatic. You’re not crying.
It's already happening in Florida. People living near the water have to pump water out of their neighborhoods.
I live on the water in Osprey, Florida I have not seen this happening.
The narratives comparing to real life is so contrary ...
Where?
They tend to vote republican. Let them see with their own eyes
It's happening in Alaska too; villages are having to be moved and the thermafrost is melting in many places.🥺 But, unfortunately too many people still think it's just a hoax.
Venice started sinking the day they started building it. When you build below sea level or in a swamp or on sand you will have issues with floods or unstable buildings.
Similar to Amsterdam.. Amsterdam (Holland) just deals with it better
You're taking away from the point of the video: Climate change.
This was not build below sea level. It was built by drilling pilings into the merit swamp below, as its shallow. Then they laid the railings and flooring. A single building was built then others connected to it. The pilings are rotting.
@@cpgone Totally different. Amsterdam pushed water back, they built dikes with locks and allow channels. They recovered the land to live on by push water back. Venice didn't push water back to claim LAND; rather they tapped treated lumber into the shallow waters, built a floating wooden plank walkway then added a building. Then it grew by adding more pilings and attaching to prior building. It's floating atop water...not reclaimed land. Two totally different things entirely. The pilings are rotting so they sink as bacteria eat away at the wood. It can be fixed with styrofoam blocks injected undernear like Juneau AK used at their marina to greet cruise ships, as well as stainless steel pilings. The noise though!!
@@cpgone It's not that they deal with it better. It's entirely different: floating atop water VS recovering/reclaiming land from higher ground with shallow water to pump out.
I feel it important to know these events that are occurring in our world and our lives but part of me doesn't want to know it's just one disaster after the next.
Greed for power and money, especially by politicians will destroy us all.We the people need to hold politicians accountable now more than ever, or suffer the consequences.
Unfortunately, we wasted four years with the previous administration that refused, not only to do anything, but to even acknowledge that climate change is a real thing. God help us all.
Go talk to China and India.
@@newenglandlight8724 Don't worry. Biden and AOC are in charge.
It's long been known that Venice suffers from subsidence. Built on a muddy lagoon with inadequate foundations, the ground beneath it has slowly compacted over time. This, combined with the groundwater being pumped out from under the city and a gradual rise in sea levels, has resulted in the city very slowly sinking.Sep 28, 2018
FINALLY, AN INTELLIGENT STATEMENT, THIS IS AN UNBELIEVABLE INDICTMENT OF THE EDUCATION SYSTEM
Don't ruin a good climate doom narrative. How will the UN get it's one world socialist dictatorship with it?
@@merkdater1274 LOL you're right. 👏
I wonder if they could pump foam used to lift cement foundations under the city to raise or stabilize it
INADEQUATE FOUNDATIONS? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? "GRADUAL",,,,,,,,, RISE IN SEA LEVELS? Who is paying for your "education''? EXXON?
Thank you for this report, awesome job. 👏👏👏
Is Venice Sinking or Is the Water Rising? Venice, Italy is literally sinking. It has always experienced flooding from acqua alta (exceptionally high tides) but the frequency of these events has increased. ... As a result, the ground floor of many of Venice's buildings are now uninhabitable .Oct 14, 2021
Venice, Italy, is sinking at the alarming rate of 1 millimeter per year. Not only is it sinking, but it is also tilting to the east and battling against flooding and rising sea levels. ... Venice was originally founded as a series of 118 islands separated by canals with 400 bridges that link them.
It can't be sinking, that doesn't fit the Liberal propaganda of sea levels rising.
@@sylviaisgod6947 Actually, both are happening. Yes Venice has been slowly sinking for hundreds of years. Key word here is slowly. Global warming (natural or man made the outcome is the same) is greatly accelerating the rate that the city is drinking, due to rising sea levels and changes in weather patterns. We can become ostriches and bury our heads in sand, while plugging our ears and shouting la la la. Or we can decide to demand action to clean up our environment and reduce the things that scientific experts KNOW have an effect on our world's health. If we liberals are wrong, and it wasn't due to climate change, what's the harm? We would then have left our grandchildren a cleaner, more sustainable world in which to live. How would that be so bad, or be seen as such a radical, liberal idea?
@@katelangworthy8698 Can't take anyone seriously who thinks ostriches bury their heads in the sand.
@@sylviaisgod6947 is It's a metaphor. Maybe you are unaware of the meaning. Check an English dictionary.
We should have woken up decades ago, this is so heartbreaking 😥
we deserve what's coming.
We woke up, we didn't act, haven't done enough
@@janedmunds4218 'we woke up'? Not society at large. It still hasn't.
Woken up for nonsense? It's no wonder I'm so angry. Wake me up to tell me it's raining. Great.
Plant trees, go nuclear! Simple!
This is really sad. I visited Venice a long time ago. I have relatives in Italy, so they wined and dined me, and showed me places tourists don't know about. It was a beautiful, sunny day.... incredible art, food, people strolling... What a terrible price we are going to pay for our lack of care for our planet.
Sounds exquisite..my relatives showed me the hand me downs in the dusty attic above the church 😂😂😂
I'm sad for this beautiful city.🙏
Venice will become a scuba diving destination in 100 years.
Like in Waterworld.
It is very sad to see this happening to Venice. My wife and I visited there 4 years ago. I am glad we got to see it.
Amazing, history repeats itself, from age to age; ever lost in the space of time.
“Let’s save Venice to save the world”
What a beautiful statement.
The People there are so connected to the water, art, and to each other, it’s so wonderful to see
Republicans: it’s just a little bad weather don’t take it seriously we don’t need to allocate funds for anything green. Also the election was stolen
@@jugganuat6440 This isn't about Left or Right you doofus
Venice was created by the super rich centuries ago. Venice is a manmade disaster. This has been happening for centuries. Nothing new here. Tide is controlled by the moon.
Keith in amerikkka everything is political that’s why those monkeys were climbing the Capitol building 12 months ago you idiot
And a year later, Venice canals are drying up. 😂 We fought climate change too hard.
Florida/Louisiana take notes
Also include North Carolina, Mississippi, West Virginia, Lower Manhattan the majority of the coastal areas. Doomsday is about to begin.
Put the Dutch in charge, they've been successfully dealing with the sea for hundreds of years
Very true
for now
The Dutch will make it work because they understand common good and are tenacious people. .
Italians ....meh
It may be . . . only a temporary resolution/solution ! 💀
Venice is a beautiful place ,♥ beautiful kind people
If this were a movie (and oh, do I wish it were), the tagline would be something like "Save Venice, Save the World". We're all connected on this Earth, one way or another. The greed that drives the root causes of climate change seems a pointless thing. If our planet becomes unhospitable to Human life, then money and other markers of wealth become valueless and meaningless. Just a thought.
Trump to the rescue he'll toss a paper towel roll at you and say " mop it up. I'm gonna go eat a ham-gerger an chocolatte' malt."
I like the mayor a lot he seems like a sensible and intelligent man
Miami in a few decades is going to be the exact same
@@dickiemolitsanti2213 nonsense? I guess it’ll take some time to find out for sure but personally I think Miami is f***ed.
@@dickiemolitsanti2213 oh buddy Miami is already flooding without storms.....
Obama claimed that also, yet he buys a house 6 feet above sea level, for some reason.
Prayers 🙏 Venice ⛪
Much Love 💞
I was so blessed to visit Venice a few years back, tides were already damaging the Basilicata. There were pallets to be put out to keep feet dry when tides came in. They'd not help now. Very sad tragic for residents and this beautiful cuty.
city., not cuty
So sad. I am finally getting to visit Venice this September. We need to save Venice!
I was at Venice in 1972 and the city was sinking then. At that time Americans were told the world was heading into another "ice age". Build a city on sea level you are going to get flooded often.
I went to Venice, Athens, Santorini , Barcelona, Milan and Rome, 1 month before Covid. I was so lucky. Those places are beautiful. Just like my own country Mexico.
Loved Venice, Italy. Magical place.
'Hope' isn't gonna get it. Things will get worse. You can take that to the bank. If they don't come up with a plan that can be implemented soon, Venice will be joining Atlantis.
@@rhp_6926 Okay, Debbie Downer.
In the past, during the Venetian Republic, or the Highly Serene Republic, there was a figure, called "Magistrate to the Waters", whose main task was that of keeping under control the tides and the safety of the city. If the waters raised too much or the city was flooded, he was sentenced to death and his head was cut. So he took great care that all the canals were cleaned and in good order and that the openings between the lagoon and the open sea were kept free and flowing. Now most part of the canals are dirty, so that their are less deep and this is a great problem. As always, it's the man's fault, not nature's
One of my dream country 😭 praying for fast recovery 🙏
Venice is a city.
@@TheTeaParty320 lol
I hear this every year.
Iam pretty grateful I was able to visit there when it wasn’t flooding at least once in my life time. Pretty cool since I replayed Assassin Creed 2.
The heart of the issue on full display at 3:35!!
The interviewer is great. He asks really good questions!
Dear 60 Minutes, Venice is drowning because Venice is built on a swamp. It's been drowning for 2,000 years. There just has never been a TV crew to witness it drowning all those years.
Lmao 😂
I'm glad you mentioned about the animals dying.
After major fires I always hear in the news about the loss of a few humans, their homes, oh yes and horses too, but never about the lose of the of tens-of-hundreds-thousands wild life that died, because of human neglect & mother natures wrath.
It's also pitiful when leaders hold rallies to offer a moment of silence for the humans, but never include the loses of wildlife.
Imagine after all the past wars, how many animals have died, because humans can't get along, afterwards when the dust settles the human continue their selfish custom prayers MeMeMe & only very few people include their loving pets & wildlife in their community in their prayers !
2020 was the year of fire, 2021 the year of water.
Fire, water, then ICE ICE Baby!
I can only imagine ! Beautiful Venus highly known and admired amazingly beautiful ,and the architects highly intelligent . God bless them and save all who reside there in these days of climate change.
Water is a violent force of nature and it’s very sad this place is being destroyed but nature will always prevail.
The left out the fresh water drilling in the 1960’s that forever damaged the structural integrity of the city built on had clay and wood pilings
We must preserve these things
It is called Subduction. The Adriatic plate, on which Venice sits, is subducting beneath the Apennines Mountains and causing the city and its environs to drop slightly in elevation.
Hmmmmmm . . . CAN'T change that ! 😬 💀
We have known for YEARS that Venice is sinking. AND we also have rising seas. Please try to wrap your mind around BOTH phenomena.
@@JackOllie4 I remember al gore saying beach front was going to be gone from the rising sea. Decades later same ole same ole. The seas rise and fall like they have done for millennia. Tide rises and falls. Are you for Real dude?
If it's below sea level, cut your losses and relocate it. It's the smartest and cheapest ways.
That engineer said end of 2021 project Moses would be finished. Does anybody have any updates on this, should be done by now right? Or more delays?
I'll never be able to see Venice. So sad to hear this is happening
We are getting soooooo much snow here in Lake Tahoe
Crystal Ricotta, I am so jealous. We've received some snow in this last Arctic front. But we are still low for December here in Bozeman. Stay warm!
Here is a tip… If you need an engineering wall… You might be in a low lying area and need to relocate. Because the ebb and flow of world waterways is currently set in “Flow”. Just like New York city, if you build it on the water, expect the water to visit you. It’s not climate crisis… It’s called #MotherNature
Venice was amazing. We took the train from Milan and when we stepped out of the train station, the beauty took my breath away. One of the most amazing places I've ever visited. I am sad for all of the locals. Their history and lifetime of memories. All it takes is one big meteor or supervolcano to freeze the earth once again....eek, then we will have a whole new issue to worry about. Makes you wonder if Darpa has anything to do with any of this.
EEEEKKK!! PANIC!!! RUN AROUND WITH HAIR ON FIRE!!! EEEKKK!!!
I know exactly what you mean .. when you step off that train into Venice .. it is indeed breath taking ... it's beyond words . You just have to see it .. but the flooding that is occurring is so heartbreaking 😩
@@dickiemolitsanti2213 no I don't think it's funny at all
Such a beautiful city...hope I can still visit in the near future & this corrects!
God help us ♥️
I went to Venice in 2007. This is so awful to watch. I hope someone comes up with an idea to prevent the city from drowning
We ate losing the planet due (mostly) to science deniers. We’ve had three tornadoes in the same day in the smallest city in the US where we don’t get tornadoes. We’ve also had an earthquake. The wind has been crazy the last couple of years.
Many cities of the world have been abandoned throughout history. It is Vince's time
Venice was a structural failure before they ever put up a building it’s literally built by the sea and it’s lower then the sea level…. Warming or not this was bound to happen
Venice is done...let it go. Save what they can and let it go.
Never been there would love to visit Europe in the future!
Retractable seawalls with built in pumps (activated by water / level sensor)
Pumps water into
A) desalination --> public works ---> recycle --> recirculate
B) irrigation lines
C) turbines & steam plants
News from yesterday: “venice canals almost dry due to low tides and lack of rain”…. Almost like its just normal
You live on top of water!!!!!!! Wtf did you think would happen?!?!?!?!?
When you know how the city was built, where and how the buildings were built, what they built on with what materials you understand why the city is really in danger.
Many towns, cities, coastlines will increasingly be in danger in the near future.
Yes we get it.
Venice is built on a sinking foundation.
That already know.
What's new is sea level is rising faster than the building are sinking into sea floor.
@@decimusrex92 We don't know that. The sea has been rising since long before countries started keeping records.
@@melanie7781
Yes we do know.
It's called technology and science.
Satellites, weather stations and worldwide recording of temperatures, sea levels and weather events on a daily basis since 1850.
Dont reject the science and the data because you dont like the results.
Honestly, for a majority of the people could not care less for this small little city when they are facing disasters of their own. They will never be able to afford to visit places like this. It's becoming a place only the rich could afford. Perhaps it's time to let it sink to the ocean.
I’m just gonna say it- As a Christian, not evangelical, real Sabbath-keeping, commandment -obeying Christian- Seventh Day Adventist. It really does seem like in these very last days, God’s people are living totally different lives in different worlds. (safe and protected) vs those that are lost and unsaved. Just like Psalm 91 states. Prophecy is coming to pass like never before. We’re not experiencing no where near anything like the extreme evangelicals are, the non believers, the wicked or the like. It’s so surreal at times. It’s really happening that God is bringing people into judgment and protecting His Remanent. Of those who keep the commandments of God, have the faith of Jesus and have the testimony of Jesus Christ which is the Spirit of prophecy. (Revelation 19:10)
Psalm 91:1-16
ESV
My Refuge and My Fortress
91 He who dwells in athe shelter of the Most High
will abide in bthe shadow of the Almighty.
2 I will say1 to the Lord, “My crefuge and my dfortress,
my God, in whom I etrust.”
3 For he will deliver you from the snare of the fowler
and from the deadly pestilence.
4 He will cover you with his pinions,
and under his wings you will find refuge;
his faithfulness is a shield and buckler.
5 You will not fear the terror of the night,
nor the arrow that flies by day,
6 nor the pestilence that stalks in darkness,
nor the destruction that wastes at noonday.
7 A thousand may fall at your side,
ten thousand at your right hand,
but it will not come near you.
8 You will only look with your eyes
and see the recompense of the wicked.
9 Because you have made the Lord your dwelling place-
the Most High, who is my refuge-
10 no evil shall be allowed to befall you,
no plague come near your tent.
11 For he will command his sangels concerning you
to guard you in all your ways.
12 On their hands they will bear you up,
lest you strike your foot against a stone.
13 You will tread on the lion and the adder;
the young lion and the serpent you will trample underfoot.
14 “Because he holds fast to me in love, I will deliver him;
I will protect him, because he aknows my name.
15 When he calls to me, I will answer him;
I will be with him in trouble;
I will rescue him and honor him.
16 With long life I will satisfy him
and show him my salvation.”
You are nobody. Infantile. Useless.
Venice, Miami Beach etc sell now or the near future. I live in Portugal the high tides are pushing more inland in the rivers, fertile soils are becoming salty, hence destroyed.
It’s a shame that humans are destroying the beautiful earth we live on 😢
I love Venice, I am fortunate enough to visit Venice 3 times without any flooding or rain during the week just before the carnival.
Venice is more magical than Disneyland because it has real history and culture and architecture. They should consider moving the basilica to higher inland. The Egyptian move 2 of its historic temples - Abu SIMBUL and Philae temple, so it's possible to move buildings. It'll much difficult because the Egyptian temples were made of sand stone compare to the marble basilica
Signs of the time...Jesus is coming soon and said there willbe catastrophic events in the weather, Let's Repent obey Acts:2:38 Salvation and be ready to meet his coming 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾💯💯💯🙏🏾🙏🏾👈🏾
Be a good place to put a desalination plant.
The mold situation has got to be disgusting.
It's the 2nd ingredient in cheese.
I'm sorry to hear this. 😔
It’s only a matter of time before things start to fall apart
I appreciate that you think this doesn't qualify as things starting to fall apart.
Him at the end trying to say use it as an example and let’s use this as research. I believe this is beautiful
Let us learn from this
I truely cried at the thought of the world at the brink of collapse
How sad, such a beautiful city
Everyone in Venice will need their own gondola just to get across San Marco Pizza.
There are exactly 2 options: 1. Build a sea wall around the city to protect it, and 2. abandon the city. My advice is to get started on the sea wall
It's a good time to enter the sea wall industry.
Have you seen the artifacts, gold, mosaics, ancients carvings, art work in Venice? There is no way it would be abandoned or intentionally abandoned. Too much history and value there. Saying that word is an insult to intelligence.
Venice has several live cams. You might want check them out.
Build up -fast or move out. Save your history. Vulnerability has never been a surprise. It's been coming for years. Planning is the key. Climate change is in effect.
Venice, the Maldives, ect drowning. This is very sad! 😢😢😢
The Air Quality of the World has just 24 Countries that the WHO have reached the target goal, including the USA, what we need is to get the rest of the world down with these levels first.
Please cite a source for your statement.
@@gregparrott WHO ... World Health Organization.
@@lorddatastorm7139 Thanks. I missed the obvious, perhaps in part because your sentence is incomplete. "...that the WHO 'stated' have reached ...."