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Recent storms come amid one of the worst droughts the state has seen — and droughts are becoming more severe. Intense rainfall during droughts is dangerous because parched ground becomes less absorbent and more prone to runoff and landslides. https://t.co/zQNIs0pQUo https://t.co/WmqeWGe5AE — PolitiTweet.org

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As California battles another week of heavy rain and snow that have flooded communities, broken levees and toppled power lines, the state is facing questions about whether its approach to handling crippling storms is suited to 21st-century climate threats: https://t.co/zQNIs0pQUo https://t.co/yOFnv92Sbn — PolitiTweet.org

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For decades, dams and levees were built in California to store water and limit flooding. But as climate change increases the risk of stronger storms, experts are urging another approach: giving rivers room to overflow. https://t.co/zQNIs0pQUo — PolitiTweet.org

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