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March 1, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Proposal to expand Venice’s port threatens to overwhelm the ecosystem and exclude its residents

Looking out from streets on the edges of Venice, it is impossible to ignore the dark forms that dot the city’s lagoon. Dredging machines idle like large mechanical birds in the middle of calm water, auguring the development that Italian officials and the Port Authority argue will transform Venice… [

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Looking out from streets on the edges of Venice, it is impossible to ignore the dark forms that dot the city’s lagoon. Dredging machines idle like large mechanical birds in the middle of calm water, auguring the development that Italian officials and the Port Authority argue will transform Venice…

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Source: The Yale Globalist, February 28, 2010

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