Trump’s $14B Flood Wall: Climate Says Hold My Water
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In a city-level sequel to 'How Not to Stop Water,' a $14 billion flood system is playing defense against Mother Nature’s greatest hits: climate change ratios turning rainfall into a deluge, sinking land faster than your cousin's startup, plus budget cuts courtesy of the good old Trump administration—famous for making projects disappear like socks in the dryer. Here, big bucks met big water threats, with no cameo by hopeful funding. Spoiler alert: when climate change, land subsidence, and political budget slashing unite, $14 billion just turns into an expensive puddle party.
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(1 of 3)Source: Grist | Published: 8/27/2025 | Author: Jake Bittle
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