Communities at Risk of Flooding

Congressional Budget Office (.gov)·Sep 13

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Communities in various locations are at risk of flooding, with some areas taking proactive measures such as applying for grants or filling sandbags to address the issue. The risk of flooding is being attributed to factors including climate change, with potential consequences including the compromise of toxic sites. The impact of flooding is being studied and addressed by government agencies, universities, and other organizations in multiple regions.

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