After the Fact

The Financial Toll of Flooding—Part 2


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We've all seen the devastating photos in news coverage following a big storm, but what happens after the flood? Pew's Fred Baldassaro travels to Norfolk, Virginia, a coastal U.S. city that has endured rising waters, to find out. Listen as he and Skip Stiles, founder and executive director of Wetlands Watch, tour neighborhoods in the flood plain and discuss sea level rise, the recovery process, and how the city is building resilience against future flooding through innovative solutions. To learn more >>> pewtrusts.org/afterthefact. Like what we're doing? Please leave us a quick review >>> http://pew.org/pdcstrvw

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