Aug. 17 - Residents of a village in the Philippines are struggling to cope with flood waters that have persisted for nearly four years.
Scientists say a combination of climate change, subsiding land and ground water extraction is to blame for the continuous rains and chest-high floods that have blighted the lives of villagers in Artex compound.
Paul Chapman reports.
SOUNDBITES:
Perla Alfornon, Artex compound resident Fernando Siringan, geologist, University of the Philippines
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