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Monsoon Flooding Has Caused Nearly $4-Million In Damage To Infrastructure And Property In Flagstaff So Far

Monsoon Flooding Has Caused Nearly $4-Million In Damage To Infrastructure And Property In Flagstaff So Far
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SJRA nabs more than $1 3M for flood prevention studies

SJRA nabs more than $1.3M for flood prevention studies FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 The San Jacinto River Authority has been awarded nearly $1.4 million in grant funds to use for three studies focused on flood prevention in The Woodlands, Montgomery County and other areas of the region to the southeast. In this file image, the Conroe Dam releases water from Lake Conroe, Thursday, Aug. 31, 2017, in Conroe.Jason Fochtman, Staff photographer / Houston ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of5 The new grant money will be used to examine three issues: sedimentation activity and flow from the northern portions of the Spring Creek Watershed; the feasibility of a possible detention dam being built in 15-20 years on one of two different feeder creeks in Waller County; and a joint reservoir operations study for both Lake Houston and Lake Conroe.Flood gates are closed at the Lake Conroe Dam, Monday, Aug. 24, 2020.Gustavo Huerta, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less

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The Climate Change Problem Is Right Here How Will It Shape Real Estate?

. In the Outer Banks of North Carolina, one of the east coast’s most popular second-home markets, houses are falling into the ocean. Back in 1999, the state had to transport the famed Cape Hatteras lighthouse a half-mile inland. At the top of our planet, climatically influential sea ice is deteriorating, allowing more sun into the frigid ocean depths, warming the seas, and initiating unnatural changes in weather around the world. These shifts in what’s normal have moved into the real estate, and the team behind ClimateCheck is working to help the industry understand how. (Disclosure: ClimateCheck’s CEO is Cal Inman, the son of the founder and chairman of Inman Group, Brad Inman. Inman Group is not affiliated with ClimateCheck in any way.)

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L A County Seeks Public Input on New L A River Plan

Covering Los Angeles's livable streets movement

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