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Why Are We So Afraid of Nuclear Power? | naked capitalism

Nuclear energy is greener than renewables and safer than fossil fuels. But people seldom make decisions based on facts.

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Making room for the river: Communities look at nature-based solutions

People have lived along the Mississippi River and its tributaries for millennia, but levee systems built in response to past disasters aren't designed for the newest risk: increased rainfall caused by climate change.

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Making room for the river: Mississippi River communities examine nature-based solutions

With rivers pushed to the brink, municipalities have struggled to keep their residents safe.

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Climate change bringing more heat, rain to the Mississippi River basin

The shifting trends and escalating flood risk raises urgent questions about the country s readiness to cope with rainfall extremes.

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Making room for the river: Communities look at nature-based solutions

People have lived along the Mississippi River and its tributaries for millennia, but levee systems built in response to past disasters aren't designed for the newest risk: increased rainfall caused by climate change.

United statesAtchison countyCedar riverMissouri riverUniversity of missouriCedar rapidsRegan griffinTylerj kelleyAlberte cowdreyJohn anfinsonLaura lightbodyRob davisRobert matyaPew charitable trust floodUniversity of missouri school journalismEmergency management agency

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