Egypt's famous archaeological sites, including the pyramids and Sphinx, could disappear in 100 years as a result of climate change, experts have warned.
Extreme weather and rising sea levels threaten the country’s fragile historic site, with the ancient temples of Luxor and a Roman amphitheatre near the Mediterranean also at risk.
Low-lying areas of Alexandria, Egypt’s second-largest city, founded in 331BC by Alexander the Great, are expected to be under water in as little as 30 years’ time.
