UNESCO World Heritage Sites Facing Climate Change

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The Great Barrier Reef is experiencing severe coral bleaching due to rising sea temperatures.

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1. Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Bryggen’s historic wooden buildings are increasingly vulnerable to moisture damage from changing weather patterns.

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2. Bryggen, Norway

3. Venice Lagoon, Italy

The Venice Lagoon faces the threat of rising sea levels and increased flooding.

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4. Yellowstone National Park, USA

Yellowstone National Park is dealing with increased wildfire risks and shifts in its ecosystem due to climate change.

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The Sundarbans are facing severe threats from rising sea levels and intensified cyclones

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5. Sundarbans, Asia

The Maldives is highly vulnerable to the impacts of rising sea levels, threatening its low-lying islands.

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6. Maldives

Machu Picchu is affected by increased rainfall and landslides, which are exacerbated by changing climate conditions.

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7. Machu Picchu, Peru

8. Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania

Kilimanjaro National Park is seeing a significant reduction in its glaciers due to warming temperatures.

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There is an urgent need for global action to mitigate the impacts!

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