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=== The Impact of Coastal Flooding === Coastal flooding can have significant impacts on communities. Some of the most common consequences include: * '''Property Damage''': Floodwaters can damage homes, businesses, and critical infrastructure like roads and bridges. Even a few inches of water can ruin electronics, furniture, and personal belongings. * '''Transportation Disruptions''': Flooding can make roads impassable, stranding drivers or preventing access to emergency services. In some cases, public transportation systems may be affected, causing delays and disruption to daily life. * '''Public Health Concerns''': Floodwaters can bring contaminants, debris, and sewage into populated areas, creating potential health risks. Stagnant water can also be a breeding ground for mosquitoes and other disease vectors. * '''Loss of Natural Habitats''': Coastal ecosystems, such as wetlands and salt marshes, are at risk during periods of flooding. These habitats provide important services like water filtration and storm protection for coastal areas.
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