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The city of Hornick broke ground on a berm on Thursday evening. The community hopes the structure will prevent damaging floods — like the one in 2019 that devastated the town.
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Natural disasters transform the landscape. Listen back to River to River's conversation with residents of Waterloo, Davenport and Cedar Rapids as they reflect on work to adapt their towns for a future of more intense, more frequent floods.
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The towns of Hamburg and Pacific Junction are awaiting levee certifications before they can move forward and recover from the destructive flooding of 2019.
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The Missouri River Flood Information system's interactive map will allow those living alongside the Missouri River to better understand how flooding could impact their individual properties.
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Natural disasters transform the landscape. Residents of Waterloo, Davenport and Cedar Rapids reflect on work to adapt their towns for a future of more intense, more frequent floods.
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The increased federal spending can partly be attributed to disaster assistance for flooding and wind-storms that damaged farmers' land.
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Almost three years after major flooding, the small town in western Iowa is finalizing its plans to protect against future disaster.
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Human-induced climate change is posing an ever-greater threat to our future. So what are we going to do about it?
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Levees protect people, towns, and agriculture from flooding. But two years ago, parts of the Missouri River and its tributaries reached record crests,...
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A University of Iowa report links climate change with the record flooding of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers that waterlogged Iowa in the spring of 2019.