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  1. Heavy precipitation is overwhelming infrastructure, revealing that outdated flood plain maps fail to account for current climate risks.

FEMA is providing funding for various infrastructure projects, including seawall repairs, shoreline protection, and storm water reduction, across several towns.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 22
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FEMA is providing funding for various infrastructure projects, including seawall repairs, shoreline protection, and storm water reduction, across several towns.

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Federal Emergency Management AgencyAlabama

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  1. Iowa is seeking federal funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for a pump station backup generator.Sub-event
  2. FEMA is providing infrastructure funding for various towns in Alabama, including Atmore, Birmingham, Jasper, and Livingston, for water management projects.Sub-event
  3. FEMA announces funding for seawall repairs, shoreline protection, and storm water reduction in multiple locations.1 source
  4. FEMA funds specific mitigation projects like seawall and drainage improvements in Alabama.1 source

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Heavy precipitation is overwhelming infrastructure, revealing that outdated flood plain maps fail to account for current climate risks. All 2 developments

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