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Cities Sinking Beneath The Water - Kiwi Report

Cities Sinking Beneath The Water


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The world’s greatest cities are sinking beneath our very feet. In a matter of decades, we will lose historical wonders, archeological achievements, and ancient cities that have existed for thousands of years. If traveling is your passion or you need to buff up your bucket list, take into account the sinking cities of the world that will suffer at the hands of climate change. Visit, experience, and learn about them before they disappear forever.
[post_page_title]Alexandria, Egypt [/post_page_title]
The Nile River Delta is sinking beneath the Mediterranean waters and Alexandria, Egypt is sure to follow. A rising influx of disastrous weather and the effects of climate change are taking down the ancient city each year and the water levels will soon swallow Alexandria whole. In the next 50 years, the city is expected to be flooded and deemed unlivable. There are already two sunken, ancient cities that were once ruled by Cleopatra off the coast of Alexandria. Named (respectively) Cleopatra’s Alexandria and Harcelion, the sunken sites were lost for 1,600 before archeologists discovered the surprisingly preserved possessions and trinkets belonging to the late Egyptian Queen.
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