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@mattabbottphoto photographed ruins at @portarthurtassie, in the far southeastern corner of Tasmania, the Australian island state. Built in 1843 as a flour mill and granary, Port Arthur was converted into a prison that received some of the most incorrigible criminals in the British Empire. Today, it’s one of Australia’s biggest tourist attractions. But it’s also an example of a looming global problem: #PortArthur is under costly siege by a rising sea. An island cemetery is being chewed away and a seaside coal mine once worked by the convicts is under assault. And they aren’t alone. The ocean is rising in large part because people the world over have burned so much coal, pumping planet-warming carbon dioxide into the air. Managers of national parks and other historic sites around the world are realizing that #climatechange represents a profound risk to the heritage they’re trying to preserve. “We can’t retreat” from the rising sea, said David Roe, the archaeology manager at @portarthurtassie. “We can’t elevate. We can’t rebuild. Perhaps all we can do is manage loss.”

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