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Study reveals America's most flood-vulnerable communities
New research shows the need for a more comprehensive understanding of inland flooding risks.
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Floods in August of last year wreaked havoc throughout Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Cameron Parish in Louisiana has 93 percent of its population living in the flood zone.
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Natural "green barriers" help protect Florida infrastructure from severe storms and floods.
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Extreme rainfall events may result in flood risks to infrastructure such as roads.
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A look into the past: a flooded Market Street in Galveston, Texas, after a 1915 hurricane.
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