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“Part of what we learned was many of the largest flooding events were not tropical storms or hurricanes that had names people remembered—they were just times it rained a lot.”

It’s a peaceful scene, except that the two people, and the fish, are skeletons, and the boat has a pirate flag on the back and is resting on the bed of a former lake.

Table of Contents Pew-Led Network Helps States Plan for Rising Costs and Impacts of Flooding Volunteers and staff from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service started planting a five-acre stormwater wetland at the Houston Botanic Garden in August. The wetland will collect run-off rainwater from impervious surfaces, such as the parking area at the garden, to help manage flood waters. Texas A&M AgriLife Long after the COVID-19 pandemic ends, state governments will continu...

The stress epidemic: Powerful new treatments for anxiety and depression 13 Dec, 2020 10:08 PM 12 minutes to read Even those who have never experienced a mood disorder before may have found themselves struggling in 2020. Photo / 123RF Even those who have never experienced a mood disorder before may have found themselves struggling in 2020. Photo / 123RF By: Nicky Pellegrino As depression exerts a growing grip, remedies from microdosing psychedelics to getting active are in the spotlight. By Nick...