Venice Lagoon and solutions

The Venice Lagoon is one of the most iconic and fragile ecosystems in the world. It is facing a host of environmental threats as it is being impacted by rising sea levels, over-abstraction of groundwater, over-fishing, deterioration of the lagoon's water quality and sedimentation. In order to protect and preserve the lagoon, a number of solutions have been proposed, including: 1. The installation of a movable barrier system to protect the city from flooding. 2. Implementing new fishing regulations to limit the number of nets and other fishing practices, in order to reduce fish pollution and protect species. 3. Improving the management of water abstraction, in order to reduce the disruption to the lagoon ecosystem. 4. Increasing the number of protected areas and adopting a more sustainable tourism plan to conserve the lagoon's biodiverse wildlife. 5. Regulating boat traffic and dredging operations to reduce sedimentation and improve the water quality. All of these solutions, when implemented together, will help to protect and rehabilitate the Venice Lagoon and ensure that the fragile ecosystem remains preserved in the future.