SCIENCEBILLY PENN
Increasing resilience in Eastwick
Eastwick, a flood-prone neighborhood in Philadelphia, has historically faced flooding due to its marshland geography and climate change. Residents have self-organized to address recurring flood damage after years without federal aid, leading to a city-initiated pilot program with flood alarms and sensors to improve preparedness.
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