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Shadows over the CBD: have Melbourne’s skyscrapers reached a tipping point? | theage.com.au
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What is the world’s most vulnerable city? | Cities | The Guardian
October 2, 2015
From the Maldives to Mauritania, some cities are engaged in a constant battle for survival against nature’s relentless forces. But which of these metropolises is closest to being overwhelmed by sea, sand or other natural threat?
Source: What is the world’s most vulnerable city? | Cities | The Guardian
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