Millions more people have been exposed to floods since 2000
Hurricane Ida recently caused widespread flooding in the United States. Image: REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst/Pool
Lori Harwood
Author and director of external relations, Futurity and the College of Social and Behavioral sciences at the university of Arizona
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