venice is a much different situation as it was already at sea level.

we have at most, 200 years worth of valid data, and by that I mean

accurate and something that historians havent rewritten over the centuries

who is to say that in another 200 years we won't be back where we are at?

On 3/26/2010 11:48 AM, Stephen Russell wrote:

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>> or that it wont reverse in a few years

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> Ask the city of Venice about their experience in that.

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