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Johnson County is recruiting gardeners to help prevent flooding in Kansas City

Summary by Ground News
Kansas City sits at the intersection of many rivers. Stormwater can absorb dangerous chemicals from construction sites, fertilizers and animal waste. Residents can mitigate flooding with a rain garden, or using rain barrels and native trees. Johnson County works to minimize flooding by strategically managing drainage in flood-prone areas.
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kcbeacon.org broke the news in Kansas City, United States on Friday, June 2, 2023.
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