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Port of San Francisco installs temporary flood barriers ahead of storm season

Newseze Wire·Sun, Nov 15, 10:08 PMWire: KTVU Fox 2 Bay Area
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Port of San Francisco installs temporary flood barriers ahead of storm season

The temporary system will include fixed and movable barriers designed to retain bay water and reduce the effects of waves during high-water events.

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