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Soils are 'waterlogged' and 'unable to absorb any more water'. 'Hundred-year floods' could be on the way

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Forestry engineer Carlos Trindade explains how the risk of flooding may worsen in the coming days due to soil saturation, with soils 'losing their ability to absorb any more water'.

CNN Portugal30 Jan

Soils are 'waterlogged' and 'unable to absorb any more water'. 'Hundred-year floods' could be on the way

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Soil saturation in Portugal

Soils are 'waterlogged' and 'unable to absorb any more water'. 'Hundred-year floods' could be on the way

Soils are 'waterlogged' and 'unable to absorb any more water'. 'Hundred-year floods' could be on the way