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NYC real estate
fromMail Online
4 months agoScientists give chilling warning as they reveal Hawaii is sinking
Oahu is sinking 40 times faster than expected, drastically increasing flooding risks for coastal communities.
Businesses and homes in Oahu could face significant flooding and infrastructure costs within decades.
NYC real estate
fromMail Online
4 months agoScientists give chilling warning as they reveal Hawaii is sinking
Oahu is sinking 40 times faster than expected, drastically increasing flooding risks for coastal communities.
Businesses and homes in Oahu could face significant flooding and infrastructure costs within decades.
fromState of the Planet
1 week agoRivers Choose Their Path Based on Erosion-a Discovery That Could Transform Flood Planning
Rivers will develop multiple channels if they erode their banks faster than they deposit sediment on their opposing banks. This can lead to channels widening and dividing over time.
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California
fromLos Angeles Times
8 months agoCalifornia's rainy season begins with a bomb cyclone bang. Are we in for a third record wet winter?
The first major atmospheric river storm of the season brings heavy rain, dangerous winds, and significant flooding risks to Northern California and southern Oregon.
California
fromLos Angeles Times
8 months agoCalifornia's rainy season begins with a bomb cyclone bang. Are we in for a third record wet winter?
The first major atmospheric river storm of the season brings heavy rain, dangerous winds, and significant flooding risks to Northern California and southern Oregon.
fromwww.newsshopper.co.uk
2 months agoThunderstorms could batter London tomorrow as weather warning issued
Thunderstorms are forecast to hit London on Monday (May 12), with the Met Office warning of possible flooding, transport disruption and power cuts as a yellow weather alert comes into force.
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Washington DC
fromLos Angeles Times
4 months agoWater officials knew that opening dams to meet Trump's wishes was ill-advised. Here's why it happened anyway
The Army Corps of Engineers faced backlash for releasing excess water after Trump's directive, raising risks of flooding and questioning the decision's rationale.
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