Loading the video Climate Video. Denmark has built weirdly tall benches as a warning - but what is it? Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 11 May 2022 - 10:55 GMT+2 These benches are 1 metre higher than they should be and the sea level in Denmark soon could be too. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Denmark has built weirdly tall benches as a warning - but what is it? Now playing Next Spain: 69 candles lit at Toledo Cathedral for train crash victims Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | November 10th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next Watch as a threatened baby ray takes its first swim in Greece Now playing Next Everything you need to know on day one of the COP31 climate talks Now playing Next Meet the team rescuing a tonne of waste daily from remote Greek shores Now playing Next Ukraine and Russia show 'a little bit of flexibility' on territory Now playing Next Republican congressman launches impeachment procedure against Hegseth Now playing Next Five EU countries demand UK pays for electricity market access Now playing Next EU budget battle erupts as four countries defy Merz over Ukraine aid Now playing Next Trump says Iran war ‘effectively over’ as Tehran denies planned talks Now playing Next Argentina: Pope Leo XIV celebrates Mass before 650,000 in Córdoba Now playing Next Pope Leo XIV draws huge crowds in Córdoba after record Buenos Aires mass Now playing Next Energy boss Birol urges governments to accelerate global electrification at COP31 Now playing Next Belgium: Prince Harry and Meghan visit EU Parliament for child safety event Now playing Next Home appliances could be next after fridge hacks, warns EU cyber chief More videos
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