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    • Toledo’s Chronic Urban Flooding
    • Wetland Restoration Rehabilitates Critical Bird Habitat and Protects Millions in Annual Revenue
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  • Toledo’s Chronic Urban Flooding

    Ohio, Lucas County, Toledo

    The City of Toledo – situated in the low-lying area also known as the Great Black Swamp – is susceptible to flooding and drainage problems.
  • Climate Change Implications for the Port of Toledo

    Ohio, Lucas County, Toledo

    TOLEDO, Ohio – On average, two big ships call every day at the docks of this Lake Erie city. To ensure the ships do not scrape the bottom of the shallow port at the mouth of the silty Maumee, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers annually dredges 700,000 cubic meters (900,000 cubic yards) of mud and sand from the channel, or 1 million metric tons a year.
  • Wetland Restoration Rehabilitates Critical Bird Habitat and Protects Millions in Annual Revenue

    Ohio, Ottawa County, Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge

    In northwestern Ohio, federal, state, and regional partners have joined forces to restore coastal wetlands that provide critical habitat for migratory birds. These restoration activities simultaneously nurture the booming regional tourist industry that depends on their presence.
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