How LA is reimagining flood infrastructure amid increasing flood risk

ByAnabel Munoz

Monday, October 9, 2023

How LA is reimagining flood infrastructure

As many as 429,000 homes and businesses have an 80% or higher chance of flooding by 2053 in SoCal counties, but communities, non-profits and government agencies are developing programs to educate and restructure water issues in Southern California.

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