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The CRT Report can be found referenced in the following articles...

Cities Can Alter Hurricanes, Intensifying Their Rainfall
– Study shows Houston’s urban landscape may have physically changed Hurricane Harvey’s structure

Life in the Flood Zone: Houston's Fight to Survive After the Storm of the Century

Report shows dangers of urban flooding

UMD, TAMU Report: Nationwide Urban Flooding Disrupts Local Economies, Public Safety, And Housing Equity

Report: Urban flooding posing national economic issues

Texas A&M joint report warns of increasing urban flooding

Texas A&M report says big changes needed to address urban flooding

Urban Flooding Called Nation’s Great ‘Hidden Challenge’ in New Report

5 ways Texas Lawmakers could address Harvey, housing this session

Texas Insurance Department Recommends Full Disclosure on Property Policies

Commission gives post-storm recommendations to Legislature

Rebuilding commission calls Hurricane Harvey a “wake-up call” for Texas

Post-Harvey report outlines steps to prepare Texas for future storms

Recent News:
Recent News:

Climate change could put these colleges underwater. Why they're staying put

Rebuilding Resilient Cities

Houston Flood Czar: Stopping Development In 100-year Floodplain "Not Going to Happen"

Study: Texas coastal barrier would prevent major economic losses

Flooding in the Chicago area has been so bad in the past decade that only places ravaged by hurricanes sustain more damage

Cities Can Alter Hurricanes, Intensifying Their Rainfall
- Study shows Houston’s urban landscape may have physically changed Hurricane Harvey’s structure

Life in the Flood Zone: Houston's Fight to Survive After the Storm of the Century

Report shows dangers of urban flooding

UMD, TAMU Report: Nationwide Urban Flooding Disrupts Local Economies, Public Safety, And Housing Equity

Report: Urban flooding posing national economic issues

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The Center for Texas Beaches and Shores (CTBS) 
Texas A&M University at Galveston
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Galveston, TX 77553

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