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Mayor Michael Bloomberg—whose credibility took a hit with his administration's sluggish response to a blizzard in December—traveled to a flood-prone area in Queens on Thursday to deliver a comprehensive briefing on the city's hurricane plans.
Irene Closes In on North Carolina Coast Valerie Bauerlein 2011
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Dozens evacuated their homes in flood-prone areas of Callao, the port adjacent to Lima, and the capital's coastal highway was shut down..
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The city is going to do all it can to get people removed from these flood-prone areas on their own free will ... but if they don't want to follow suggestions and directions, they'll pay the consequences.
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At Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., a unit of Allianz SE, an additional $750,000 of coverage on a home with no basement that is inland and not in a flood-prone area, the average annual premium is $225.
Irene: Are You Covered? AnnaMaria Andriotis 2011
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This time, the Saturday shutdown ahead of the storm's arrival gave the MTA time to store subways and buses, which normally sit in flood-prone areas, on higher ground.
City Dwellers Get the Best Of Commute Andrew Grossman 2011
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Some time ago Brisbane Councils offered to buy back flood-prone properties and news media this week reported that the scheme received a response from about 10% of affected home-owners.
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Downstream, the same levees that spared Wilkes-Barre and other towns from river flooding may have worsened the destruction in West Pittston by serving as a choke point for the flood-prone Susquehanna.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg—whose credibility took a hit with his administration's sluggish response to a blizzard in December—traveled to a flood-prone area in Queens on Thursday to deliver a comprehensive briefing on the city's hurricane plans.
Irene Churns Toward the East Coast Valerie Bauerlein 2011
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Anothe rissue pointed out is that development was allowed in flood-prone areas as a reuslt of pressure from developers keen to make a buck.
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The average premium for the same home in a flood-prone area would be $1,000 a year.
Irene: Are You Covered? AnnaMaria Andriotis 2011
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