Environment
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20-Foot Sea Wall Proposed in Miami to Prevent Damage Along the Coast
If Harvey was Houston's nightmare hurricane, then that is what Irma was to the citizens of Miami. The Category 5 storm caused massive damage along its west coast. Its killer winds were also accompanied by a dangerous storm surge, which have historically threatened to contaminate city water supplies, leave bay areas flooded for days and exacerbate pollution.
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