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Coastal flooding is increasingly treated as a recurring national risk

An analysis argues that coastal flooding should no longer be viewed as an exceptional event but as a recurring national risk. The item addresses persistent exposure rather than a single disaster.

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Repeated coastal flooding can produce cumulative damage to communities, infrastructure and public finances.

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  1. [Blog] Are We Treating Coastal Flooding as an Exceptional Event When It Should Now Be Treated as a Recurring National Risk? ↗defimedia.info · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 8:16 AM UTC

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