Poland
Wroclaw
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Bankable rivers
Two decades ago, Wroclaw's river rose up and swallowed the city, killing 55 residents. 162,000 people were evacuated and the city sustained half a billion euros in damages. The city’s response? Embrace the river, develop it, and make it part of urban life.
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Europe at risk from climate hazards
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