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Iowa Flooding May Have Been Worsened By Man As the Cedar River rose higher and higher, and as he stacked sandbags along the levee protecting downtown Cedar Falls, Kamyar Enshayan, a college professor and City Council member, kept asking himself the same question: "What is going on?"The river would eventually rise 6 feet higher than any flood on record. Farther downstream, in Cedar Rapids, the river would break the record by more than 11 feet.

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As the Cedar River rose higher and higher, and as he stacked sandbags along the levee protecting downtown Cedar Falls, Kamyar Enshayan, a college professor and City Council member, kept asking himself the same question: "What is going on?"The river would eventually rise 6 feet higher than any flood on record. Farther downstream, in Cedar Rapids, the river would break the record by more than 11 feet.