How Venice Can Save Itself From Massive Flooding

Last Month Venice had massive flooding occur and it is occurring more and more often. Several factors contribute to this flooding but there may be a way to help avoid it! Check out this video to see what engineers are doing to save Venice and maintain the Venetian Lagoon.

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Animations courtesy of Vincent de Langen

[serenissimarespublicavenet]

As a Venetian, I wanted to thank you for the extremely high quality and unique video, in which I've found only one error: The population of Venice only started decreasing in the 1950s. I'm grateful of your video as I think the media portrayed the recent dramatic flood in a wrong and misinforming light, while you tried as best as you cold to explain the actual issues. A hug from all Venetians!

[peterthepanda]

Venice should build a wall, and make the sea pay for it!

[randomboi]

Now tourists can go to even more places on the gondolas

[rumikazbar]

Use sponges, one stack of 64x should work

[KleinOfficial]

Build a giant dam from Morocco to Gibraltar to dry up the mediterranean.

[Menstral]

Venice can save itself by using Skillshare and Brilliant.

[ErnestJay]

Call the dutch and the lagoon is gone, it become a new artificial island.

[davidsp]

The first thing that they need to do is build a sewer system. Right now, when you flush the toilet in Venice, it goes straight into the canals, untreated. Once those gates close, it'll have nowhere to go.

[Heyitsgavinb]

Hear me out

Balloons
In up he wanted his house lifted so he got balloons.
So if we want Venice lifted. PUT SOME BALLOONS ON IT

[hazelich]

The higher we rise the city, the quicker the sinking gets. Building up might save the city for some time but it will sink back in quicker than before. Venice's buildings are very multi-layered, all in one area, close to one another. They are all very heavy and built on a swamp. So mean while Venice is sinking, it's also drifting down wards.

[Lahnarengas]

Corruption in Italy? What a surprise lmao

[cowboycatss]

It’s almost as if there is some powerful climatic pattern changing the Earth’s temperature and causing a rising sea level

[WyvernApalis]

Waterproof everything and make it Atlantis

Modern problems require modern solutions

[yellowkitty]

I thought it was real life lore...





Wrong me.

[PHCuber]

smh just ride *inflatable Toyota Corollas*

[lorenzor]

As an Italian who loves Venice I suggest Italy give the city back to Austria or cede it to the Netherlands or Japan in seek for better maintenance and public spending.

[hans]

1. Rename Venice to Atlantis

2. ???

3. Profit

[mahadaalvi]

Why don't we just take Venice and push it somewhere else? 🤔

[cubansweetfire]

Venice: *drowns*

Shanghai, Miami, and Amsterdam: Welcome to the drowning cities club

[gymnastalexliang]

You made a mistake at 5:45 - the cost is 5.5 billion Euros, not US dollars. In fact, the document you cited clearly shows that 5.5 b euros = 6.1 b USD. Yet the narrator kept referring to 5.5 billion dollars. You are confusing euros and dollars.