Florida codes keep new homes 'high and dry.' Do they make flooding worse for neighbors?

Complaints of new development worsening flooding in surrounding areas are common across South Florida, and floodplain experts say it underlines a problem with perhaps the leading strategy for coping with flooding driven by climate change.

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Florida codes keep new homes 'high and dry.' Do they make flooding worse for neighbors?

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This alley between my house (right) and the neighbors has been a muddy section all summer long with very little rain, the hose isn't leaking or on. Whose responsibility is this? Is

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Hernando County residents focus on recovery after Idalia flooded homes and businesses

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