On today’s What Next, people are unknowingly drawn to floodplains. The floodplain maps are poorly drawn.
You can be forgiven for not thinking of Vermont as a place prone to catastrophic flooding. But as the climate changes, we have update our expectations—and our floodplain maps., senior policy analyst focused on the current and future effects of flooding and sea level rise at the NRDC.
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