Amna Nawaz
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To save its future, will this Md. town have to destroy its historic business district?
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December 12, 2018
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7:53Now PlayingClimate change has profoundly affected Ellicott City, Maryland. The mill town, located where multiple waterways converge, was devastated by a flood earlier this year, after already suffering a deadly deluge in 2016. John Yang and a team from the University of Maryland's Capital News Service explain the debate over whether destroying Ellicott City's historic buildings could help save the town.
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