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May 17th 09, 09:53 PM
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Sea level essentially unchanged … yawn
Bret Cahill wrote: How about Venice, Italy? It has been completely submerged by the melting ice caps, right? No? The Italians are so concerned about rising sea levels they are working on a water gate to control high tides. Where ? Graham |
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