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Cape Cod Commission To Host Virtual Workshops On Low-Lying Roads Project

Nov 21, 2021

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Flooding along coastal road in Eastham
BARNSTABLE – The Cape Cod Commission recently announced that it is partnering with several Cape towns to educate the public in identifying at-risk roadways due to sea level rise in a series of virtual workshops in the coming weeks.

Working with towns across the Cape as well as the Woods Hole Group, the commission will talk about the goals of the Low-Lying Road Project to safeguard Cape municipalities from coastal flooding, teaching them to evaluate and identify road segments in need of adaptation.

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Main Photo: Flooding along coastal road in Eastham. Eastham Police/CWN

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