Experts Say World's Ancient Sites are Threatened by Global Warming

NWF | November 9, 2006

Some of the world’s most valuable historical sites are threatened by global warming, from ancient ruins in Thailand to a 12th-century settlement off Africa’s eastern coast.

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Published: November 9, 2006

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