GLOBAL WARMING TO CAUSE DAMAGE TO CULTURAL OBJECTS
About 830 reserves and monuments announced by UNESCO as objects of the cultural and natural heritage may be seriously damaged because of the climate changes, the organization’s report said.
The experts also warn about the destruction of London Tower as a result of raising of water level and floods in Thames. The barrier-reefs and coral reefs may be disappeared over the water level. The historical center of Prague, Westminster Abbey (Great Britain), Timbuktu city with architectural monuments and ancient libraries ( Mali), national parks of Kilimanjaro (Tanzania) and Komodo (Indonesia) and other cultural and historical objects are also under the threat.
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