TEAM 12 INVESTIGATES: Storms expose critical needs in flooding infrastructure
A Team 12 investigation finds increased flooding due to severe weather could cripple up to a third of roads, hospitals, mass transit and other critical infrastructure in the tri-state area.
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Nov 18, 2021, 3:00 AM
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Updated 883 days ago
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59ds agoA Team 12 investigation finds increased flooding due to severe weather could cripple up to a third of roads, hospitals, mass transit and other critical infrastructure in the tri-state area, posing a growing threat to lawmakers who hope to upgrade the region’s “Failing Foundations”.
