The Floating City Of Venice May Disappear Because Of Water

Venice, Europe's tourist paradise and love, is disappearing because of a severe drought that makes boats unable to move, mud and garbage are evident. for the dry season: For two consecutive years, the tide in Venice (Italy) hit a record low, making the whole city severely short of water. Visitors here are always excited about the opportunity to ride the gondola and walk around the lush green canals, now their plans have been ruined. The city has no water, so many waterways have to lie inside. This record low water level of Venice is caused by an anomalous tidal phenomenon that occurred last year, combined with a significant drop in rainfall across northeastern Italy

. This year, but this year the water level in Venice is 70 cm lower than average.This phenomenon is surprising because inundation is more common in Venice than low tide. out everywhere The city's canals, which have deteriorated over the years, are also evident when the canal banks are flooded with mud and rubbish, mostly objects that tourists leave at the bottom.



This surprised many people, mixed with disappointment about Venice - a romantic floating city, Venice's severe water shortage also reveals the crumbling, crumbling walls of buildings with a long history. muddy and garbage in the rivers and canals make Venice's landscape more desolate than ever. The Venice city government does not care much about renovating the canals. The first dredging was carried out around the late 1990s after nearly half a century of neglect. The city also lacks a modern sewage treatment system; in the past, all human waste was dumped into canals, although large buildings were required to dispose of the waste before it was discharged. Large buildings such as museums, palaces . .



all have their own septic tanks, but there is always a certain amount of waste that leaks. In recent years, Venice city council has been spending less and less on improving canals, instead investing in a 5.4 billion euro MOSE dam project. In addition to the drought, Venice is also facing challenges from major floods every year. This tourist paradise is expected to "disappear" in the next 20 years as it is still sinking 1-2 mm per year..

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