UK village hopes £35,000 beaver-style dams will stop next deluge
A Norfolk village in the UK has implemented £35,000 worth of beaver-style 'leaky dams' to mitigate flooding after severe events in 2020. This initiative coincides with ongoing drought conditions in East Anglia, emphasizing the village's adaptive measures to cope with extreme and unpredictable weather.
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