Leaky Missouri levee highlights national problem
In Dutchtown Missouri floodwaters breached the Poplar Bluff levee exposing a nationwide risk as rural levees built by farmers lack funding and engineering oversight. Officials say hundreds of miles of private and public barriers remain uninspected and underfunded delaying federal assistance and safety upgrades.
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