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Caroline Douglass, Exec Director of Flood and Coastal Risk Management

Three nations, one rising tide: how the Environment Agency, the Netherlands and the United States of America work together to keep communities safe 

Posted by: Caroline Douglass, Exec Director of Flood and Coastal Risk Management, Posted on: 15 October 2026 - Categories: Flood
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None of us can manage the pressures of a changing climate alone, and we all stand to benefit from sharing what we've learned. 

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