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Embankments prevent flooding true false ​

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Answered by BaapJi001
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True

If well-constructed, riverside embankments can be relatively effective in stopping water spilling over onto adjacent land, but in so doing, the natural floodplain is isolated from the river, flood storage capacity for the catchment is reduced, and valuable wildlife habitat is lost.

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Embankments prevent flooding. True

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