Close-Up: Climate change, World Heritage, COVID-19 and tourism

Adam Markham

doi:10.18356/27887138-2021-100-4

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Close-Up: Climate change, World Heritage, COVID-19 and tourism
Author: Adam Markham
Source: World Heritage Review, Volume 2021, Issue 100, Feb 2022, p. 36 - 44
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18356/27887138-2021-100-4
Language: English | Also available in French, Spanish
- Published online: 16 Feb 2022

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Climate change is the fastest-growing threat to World Heritage globally. From the canals of Venice in Italy to the forests of the Tasmanian wilderness in Australia, World Heritage is at risk.

Sustainable Development Goals:

Climate Action

Sustainable Cities and Communities

Partnerships for the Goals

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