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A plan for the world’s longest suspension bridge is gathering steam in Italy. Experts explain how the structure could withstand strong winds and earthquakes.

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A bridge too far? Messina Strait project could finally join Sicily to the mainland

A bridge too far? Messina Strait project could finally join Sicily to the mainland

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A bridge too far? Messina Strait project could finally join Sicily to the mainland

A bridge too far? Messina Strait project could finally join Sicily to the mainland