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Environment & Energy

smirkymonkey

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3. Thank you for this.

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Sat Apr 14, 2018, 12:00 PM

Apr 2018

It is very concerning to me. I live in DT Boston near the river. We have seen the flooding with the recent storms and lately, the "King Tides". The area that I live and work in so far have not flooded, but are both very close to water and it's only a matter of time. I don't think it will be long before flooding in the city becomes a regular event.

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Thank you for this. smirkymonkey Apr 2018 #3