Samuel Brody

Texas A&M University

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Samuel Brody is a professor at Texas A&M University and director of its Center for Texas Beaches and Shores.

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As Tropical Storm Harvey moves on to Louisiana, the toll in Texas so far is 19 dead and 8500 rescued, with disasters declared in 33 Texas counties.

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