dr. brenda -- from the union of concerned scientists. for being here. annapolis annapolis saw the greatest increase in nuisance flooding in the last 50 years. nuisance flooding measured average nuisance floods per day increased by 925%. from an average of four floods per year to more than 40. of the top ten areas based on emergency increases, annapolis had the largest number of nuisance floods at 40 a year with washington, d.c. a distant second at 30. of the -- to this end the city of annapolis has been meeting with local and state entities since september of 2014 to address flooding in our historic city. the city of annapolis recently presented a weather together town hall focused on protecting our important seaport. i will go off script for a second. as congressman sarbanes said you have to rally the community around this. we sent out postcards and typically in a city council meeting not many show up. one person on the budget and 140 for this town hall meeting. something that surprised a lot of us and on the pulse of the citizens. it is a multi-agency

dr. brenda ekwurzel is a senior climb scientist at the union of concerned scientists. she is leading the science education work for sound u.s. climate policies. prior to joining ucs she was on the faculty of the university of arizona hydrology and water resources with the geosciences department. in her career she was a hydrologist working with communities to protect ground water sources at the connecticut department of environmental protection. she holds a hpd in isotope gio kmemry from columbia university earth observatory and conducted post ---al research at lawrence livermore laboratory in california. in other words she's an expert. so we're looking forward to hearing from her today and with that i yield back. >> thank you. so we'll start with the mayor. thank you. >> good morning, congress van hollen hollen, sarbanes tonko and thank you and welcome to annapolis. we appreciate you choosing our city to show the impact of climate change on local communities and using today's discussion to create policies for congress. it is a pleasure to work alongside of carter from

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