Venice’s MOSE flood barriers, in use since October 2020, have enabled La Serenissima to stay dry for the first time in history. But with climate change, how long can they make a difference?

Project "Mose," like Moses of the Bible, was built after the city's worst flood in 1966, to prevent the massive flooding that hit Venice in early November. (Video: Reuters) ...

As far back as the 12th century, Venetians have been managing the tidal flows into and out of the lagoon by blocking rivers and building up the barrier islands to protect the city.

Venice just successfully tested its ambitious $7 billion flood-protection project for the first time. The Moses system for defense against high water is being constructed at the city’s lagoon ...

The Washington Post got an up-close look at the $6 billion MOSE barrier system, including a hidden world of underwater tunnels.

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection argued that a district judge's injunction should be put on hold.

The MOSE Project, with 78 barriers around Venice, aims to protect the city from future floods, but it's still predicted to be underwater by 2100.

The Mose flood barrier that has been protecting Venice from sea surges since it opened in 2020 has also helped to keep Bacan afloat. AFP via Getty Images “It is a new ecosystem and shows that ...

Venbice, September 12 - Venice's MOSE flood barriers will be handed over to the city council at the end of 2021 to protect the lagoon city from acqua alta or high water levels, according to the ...