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In 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused record-setting storm surge flooding in New York City. The devastating event prompted city officials to invest in protecting the city from future storms.
Coughlan de Perez: “What we see is that people tend to prepare for extreme weather after they’ve experienced extreme weather.”
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