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including How
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Increased urbanization, for example, adds pavement and other impermeable surfaces,
alters natural drainage systems, and often leads
to more homes being built on floodplains. In cities, under-maintained infrastructure can lead to urban flooding.
More and more, flooding factors are also linked to
climate change. Connecting climate change to floods can be a tricky endeavor.
Not only do myriad weather- and human-related factors
play into whether or not a flood occurs, but limited data on the floods of the past make it difficult to measure them against the climate-driven trends of floods today.
However, as the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel
on Climate Change) noted in its special report on extremes, it is increasingly clear that climate change “has detectably influenced” several of the water-related variables that contribute to floods, such as
rainfall and snowmelt.
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