Floodplain development : lessons learned from the great flood of 1993 / Richard C. Shepard.

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Shepard, Richard C

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TextPublication details: [United States : s.n.], 1994Description: p. 19-24, 42, 44 : illSubject(s):

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551.4420976 21

Subject: In most years, flood damages constitute the bulk of federal financial aid for disaster. A wider understanding of the risks of floodplain development could reduce the enormous human and financial toll of floods

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In most years, flood damages constitute the bulk of federal financial aid for disaster. A wider understanding of the risks of floodplain development could reduce the enormous human and financial toll of floods

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