Could Washington, D.C. survive if a major hurricane hits?
A new and alarming article in Rolling Stone examines a disturbing scenario that would put many of Washington, D.C.'s government buildings and monuments underwater. Sandra Knight, a specialist in flood risk management who is with the University of Maryland?s Center for Disaster Resilience, joined us Friday to discuss how realistic that scenario is.
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