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Wu, feds unveil plan to tackle sea level rise in Boston
Boston and the US Army Corps of Engineers have unveiled a $10 billion draft plan to address sea level rise, including 20 projects like floodwalls and levees to protect flood-prone areas. The plan aims to mitigate risks for over 250,000 residents and 20,000 buildings, with federal funding covering up to 65% of construction costs.
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