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Nearly 70% of the Dominican Republic is vulnerable to flooding; authorities’ response capacity is highlighted.

Approximately 70% of the Dominican Republic is vulnerable to flooding, whether due to natural causes or inappropriate construction practices, a situation that is exacerbated by the occurrence of more extreme events resulting from climate change. This reality has led authorities to acquire better equipment and seek strategies to provide e... Read more

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