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flood

[fluhd] / flʌd /




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“There’s so many more contaminants that are going to be hitting fields because of droughts and floods and all these extreme weather events. How are these crops becoming much more resilient?”

From The Wall Street Journal

Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica in October as one of the most powerful Atlantic storms on record, bringing heavy rains and flash flooding, downing power lines and cutting off the internet.

From The Wall Street Journal

Seasons shift from summer to winter, and weather patterns can swing from floods one year to drought the next.

From Science Daily

A fundraiser has reached more than £200,000 in two days, with donations and condolences flooding in.

From BBC

But there is the potential for long-term health damage – heart disease, autoimmune problems - linked to "toxic stress", where the body is flooded with hormones like cortisol and catecholamines, which produce adrenaline.

From BBC