Before the Deluge: Coping with Floods in a Changing Climate
Improving our ability to cope with floods under current and future climates requires adopting a more sophisticated set of techniques -- the "soft path" of flood risk management, which aims to understand, adapt to and work with the forces of nature. The report gives an in-depth look at the flaws with hard, structural flood-control techniques and describes what we need to do to make our communities safer from floods.
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2011-01
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Institutions: | eSocialSciences ; International Rivers Network IRN |
Subject: | storms | dam management | rivers | coasts | nature | flood control | floods | risk | rechniques | communities | flood control technique | climate |
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