Last chance to see the Tower of London

[minimoog]

Apparently.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/3264496/Gui...

FFS...

[Alex97]

I agree with one of the sites mentioned, Little Italy in New York. Chinatown just keeps on growing, even the building used in The Godfather as Genco's office/warehouse space is now officially in Chinatown

[hugoagogo]

"The Holderness coast, in East Yorkshire, loses nearly 6ft a year due to rising sea levels caused by climate change and man-made interference. "

right
man-made interference, of course

idiots

[Neil_H]

No, it's fine I can see it from my desk, surrounded by slow-walking tourists.

[ewenm]

Chicken Lickin...

[Hedders]

The tower of London has a bloody Moat...A little water around it should not cause too many problems...

[Mark Benson]

Some bint said:

The devastation wrought by climate change and direct man-made interference is familiar to all of us.

Er....no dear, it's not.

Oh wait, you mean the scaremongering about the devastation that hasn't happened and probably never will. Right, yes. Should help sales of your book, shouldn't it.

[sprinter885]

Telegraph Article said:

The Dead Sea may only survive for three decades more, she added.

.and then it'll be...well...errrm...even more Dead ???

[ewenm]

sprinter885 said:

Telegraph Article said:

The Dead Sea may only survive for three decades more, she added.

.and then it'll be...well...errrm...even more Dead ???

Dead and Gone Sea.

[MK4 Slowride]

article said:

Frommer's 500 Places To See Before They Disappear provides a list of sites that are most at risk from developers and climate change.

WTF, so developers are as bad as climate change? Also how can a stone structure several hundred years old be affected by climate change?

Acid rain isn't thatcorrosive is it?

[Dr Imran T]

total rubbish. Why didn't global warming give is a decent summer

[Pigeon]

"The Holderness coast, in East Yorkshire, loses nearly 6ft a year due to rising sea levels caused by climate change and man-made interference. "

Nothing to do with it being made of rock which is like weetabix and having bloody big waves bashing at it then...

[Hedders]

I have found the real reason behind that coastal erosion!!


from here:

http://www.hull.ac.uk/coastalobs/general/erosionan...

Erosion info site said:

"The East Riding of Yorkshire Council have been carrying out cliff erosion between Sewerby and Kilnsea since 1951. The following links show the erosion posts monitored and average erosion rates:

The bds!!!