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Out of harm's way: the new wave in flood control is getting rid of the problem: us
Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2001) Sep, pp. 6-7
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Back to nature: restoring wetlands may help to control floods, but their other values complicate the picture
Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2001) Nov, pp. 12-13
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Fighting the last war: current policy neglects to anticipate the impact of floodplain development on future flood potential
Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2001) Nov, pp. 11-11
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Subsidizing sorrow
Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2001) Sep, pp. 1-1
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The failure of flood control
Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2001) Sep, pp. 2-3
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Dam it all: Dams and levees are the usual answer to flooding, but they're not always the right answer. So why do we keep building them?
Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2001) Sep, pp. 4-5
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Is gray the new gold?
Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2004) May, pp. 9-12
The elderly are often portrayed as an economic burden, but many see seniors as a target market. For states and communities, the net economic benefit is hard to gauge
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Not in my back 40
Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2005) Mar, pp. 2-6
Landfills—the trash sites formerly known as dumps—are growing. You got a problem with that?
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Indianpreneurs
Clement, Douglas - In: Fedgazette (2006) Mar, pp. 4-7
Small business development holds great promise for American Indian economic progress, but big obstacles remain.
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