Those particular places have been fighting for centuries to keep from being flooded by the sea. Global warming causes ice to melt, which causes sea levels to rise, which makes flooding more likely, and harder to prevent.
Venice is sitting on pillars in the ocean. The Netherlands have reclaimed large tracts of land from the sea and farm the land. Both would be devastated by the rise of the ocean levels by even a few feet.
Much of the Netherlands is below sea level and the sea is kept out with a great system of dikes. If the sea level rises, then there will be massive flooding. Venice is concerned about the effects of global warming because of the risk of the rise in sea level, it could put the city under 20cm of water.
Floods, and because of global warming they have increased.
If 'Holland' refers to the Netherlands, then the nicknames would be 'Nokum' and 'Venice of the North'.
Venice Italy, "Queen of the Adriatic"
Venice has areas that are to be flooded if the sea level rises, but it's not possible to say accurately what will happen to Italy in the future. Global warming is happening all over the world. Some places will be drier than before. Other places will be wetter than before. Warming causes weather, so more warming is certainly going to affect the weather. Low lying countries and coastlines and cities will be in danger from rising sea levels. Warming oceans expand, and this is causing the rise firstly. Melting glaciers and ice caps are a secondary reason. Places too cold for agriculture may be able to be farmed, but much of the present croplands may have to adapt or be abandoned if global warming continues.
Much of the Netherlands is below sea level and the sea is kept out with a great system of dikes. If the sea level rises, then there will be massive flooding. Venice is concerned about the effects of global warming because of the risk of the rise in sea level, it could put the city under 20cm of water.
Global warming has caused the ice caps to melt increasing the risk of flooding, especially in places like Venice, Italy.
Floods, and because of global warming they have increased.
The flight time from Amsterdam, Netherlands to Venice, Italy is about 1 hour, 10 minutes.
Its been reported that as water levels rise due to globle warming that Venice buildings are now in danger of flooding
If 'Holland' refers to the Netherlands, then the nicknames would be 'Nokum' and 'Venice of the North'.
Florence and Venice................... i think
The two most commonly cities so named are Venice, Italy and Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
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The city is Venice, Italy. The city was built on as many as 117 small islands in a shallow lagoon, and nearby rivers were diverted to sweep sediment out to sea.
Two of the most popular would be Amsterdam in the Netherlands, and Venice in Italy.
Yes, Venice is very much so in danger of rising sea levels. The city has in fact for the past 2 decades, and locals haven't lived on the first floor of their homes for 10 years. Currently the city is looking for ways to block the water from getting in. Other issues with the city include the overpopulation of green algae, attributing to the green color and stench of the otherwise beautiful canals.