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Future Preparedness Lessons Found in Intentional Flood to Spare Illinois Town
Climate researchers used the intentional breach of a levee in near Cairo, Ill. in 2011 to get what they called a "once-in-a-lifetime" chance to study the damages of river flooding.
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