629329 external_news 1574700925 1574700970 One would think that Venice, of all places, would have plans upon backup plans for how to deal with rising tides. After all, the famous Italian tourist destination is built on more than 100 islands linked by canals and 400-plus bridges. But even Venice can't escape the effects of climate change, which now threatens the city's cultural and artistic heritage. This National Public Radio program includes comments from Georgia Tech Provost Rafael Bras, who is also the K. Harrison Brown Family Chair and Professor in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.

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