Extreme Flooding Events in Congo Expected Every Two Years: Study

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By Michael RiojasApr 22, 2025, 4:17 pm181 ptsTrendingTop
The extreme flooding event that hit the Congolese “megacity” capital of Kinshasa and surrounding areas, killing at least several dozen, is part of a trend expected to repeat roughly every other year, likely due to climate change, a new report has found. The extreme flooding happened after torrential rain…

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