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This waterlogged corner of England was once only habitable during summer. Climate change could make it so again

By Jess Neumann, Associate Professor of Hydrology, University of Reading

As the UK experiences high levels of rain, Somerset Levels in the south-west of England is trying to cope with extreme flooding and its consequences.

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