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    Climate change is the ‘greatest current threat’ to historic boats

    Nov 11, 2021 2 minutes

    Climate change is ‘the greatest current threat to the long-term survival of maritime heritage’, according to a new report by National Historic Ships UK (NHS-UK).

    The public body has examined the impact of climate change on historic vessels, the infrastructure that supports

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