Instead of having to constantly spend huge amounts of money to rescue the slowly sinking Venice, is it not better to let it happen. This initiative was made Professor of tourism management Erin Stamp from the American University of North Carolina. Her idea was supported by the Eugene Joe, coordinator of leadership programs in the field of world heritage at the International centre for the study of the preservation and restoration of cultural property.
According to them, some cultural characters seriously affected by events related to climate change, can remain damaged to serve as a “memory” of this event and to help people better understand and learn about the vulnerability of certain sites in connection with climate change.
Another option, say the authors of the concept is somehow “transform” the sights, adapting them to modern conditions. How exactly should happen “transformation” must work together to solve local residents, says Stamp.
