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    Venice Water Pamphlet

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    1. 60% of Venice's drinkable water comes from rainwater captured in deposits built throughout the city, while the other 40% comes from the Brenta River via aqueducts. 2. Venice is slowly sinking into the sea because the constant water flow underneath the city is deteriorating foundations. 3. Pollution from tourism is reaching high levels, as cruise ship waste and tourists dumping garbage in canals is contaminating the water and drinkable deposits.

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    1. 60% of Venice's drinkable water comes from rainwater captured in deposits built throughout the city, while the other 40% comes from the Brenta River via aqueducts. 2. Venice is slowly sinking into the sea because the constant water flow underneath the city is deteriorating foundations. 3. Pollution from tourism is reaching high levels, as cruise ship waste and tourists dumping garbage in canals is contaminating the water and drinkable deposits.

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    Panfleto informativo sobre el sistema de agua en Venecia

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    1. 60% of Venice's drinkable water comes from rainwater captured in deposits built throughout the city, while the other 40% comes from the Brenta River via aqueducts. 2. Venice is slowly sinking into the sea because the constant water flow underneath the city is deteriorating foundations. 3. Pollution from tourism is reaching high levels, as cruise ship waste and tourists dumping garbage in canals is contaminating the water and drinkable deposits.

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    1. 60% of Venice's drinkable water comes from rainwater captured in deposits built throughout the city, while the other 40% comes from the Brenta River via aqueducts. 2. Venice is slowly sinking into the sea because the constant water flow underneath the city is deteriorating foundations. 3. Pollution from tourism is reaching high levels, as cruise ship waste and tourists dumping garbage in canals is contaminating the water and drinkable deposits.

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    1. Did you know that 60% of


    the drinkable water comes
    om the rain?
    Right next to the city the Brent river
    connects to the sea, the venicians took this
    opportunity to supply the city by means of
    aqueducts.

    5 FA C T S
    Because the city is surrounded by
    salt water, deposits were build all
    over the city to capture rain water
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    KNOW ABOUT population.

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    4. Slowly sinking into the sea
    po ution is reaching new highs

    Cruise line wastes and tourist


    dumping their garbage into the
    canals are causing the water to
    become extremely contaminated
    causing the drinkable deposits to
    How canals run all through the Because of constant water ow be polluted as well.
    city, the population decides it under the city all foundations are
    would be easier to dump all deteriorating causing the city to
    drainage into the sea all let the sink little by little.
    current take it away.

    Sometimes in
    summer you can smell
    what they had for
    dinner

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