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Spain – the Role of Green Roofs in Climate Change Mitigation: A Case Study in Seville

Spain – the Role of Green Roofs in Climate Change Mitigation: A Case Study in Seville

14 November, 2017

Researchers from the Higher Technical School of Agricultural Engineering of the University of Seville have published a study in which they indicate that it would be necessary to have between…

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How Green Roofs Can Protect City Streets From Flooding

How Green Roofs Can Protect City Streets From Flooding

14 September, 2017

Spring and summer 2017 have been among the wettest on record in eastern North America. And the world is watching Houston this week, where the remains of Hurricane Harvey have…

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Cities Urged to Invest in Flood Protection Now for a Safer, Cheaper Future

Cities Urged to Invest in Flood Protection Now for a Safer, Cheaper Future

8 September, 2017

TEPIC, Mexico, Sept 7 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Expect more images of flood evacuees scrambling into rescue boats with their wet pets and possessions unless cities seize the chance to…

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China’s ‘Sponge Cities’ Aim to Re-Use 70% of Rainwater – Here’s How

China’s ‘Sponge Cities’ Aim to Re-Use 70% of Rainwater – Here’s How

6 September, 2017

Asian cities are struggling to accommodate rapid urban migration, and development is encroaching on flood-prone areas. Recent flooding in Mumbai was blamed in part on unregulated development of wetlands, while…

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UK – Natural Flood Management Schemes Receive £15 Million Boost

UK – Natural Flood Management Schemes Receive £15 Million Boost

14 July, 2017

New allocations of flood management funding will allow homes, businesses and communities around the country to benefit from increased flood protection, Floods Minister Thérèse Coffey announced today. 34 community led…

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WWF Guide – Harnessing Nature to Manage Rising Flood Risk

WWF Guide – Harnessing Nature to Manage Rising Flood Risk

27 May, 2017

Worldwide, flood risk will continue to rise as cities grow larger and rainstorms become more intense, making conventional engineering insufficient as the sole approach to flood management.  “Natural and Nature-Based…

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UK – Government Announces £1 Million Natural Flood Management Competition

UK – Government Announces £1 Million Natural Flood Management Competition

11 April, 2017

The Environment Secretary in the UK recently announced a new £1 million natural flood management competition as part of the government’s drive to reduce flooding by using a range of…

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Peru’s Deadly Floods Ring Alarm Bell for Latin America Cities

Peru’s Deadly Floods Ring Alarm Bell for Latin America Cities

24 March, 2017

Surging urban populations across cities in Latin America – a result of mass migration from rural to urban areas – make them vulnerable to floods. By Anastasia Moloney for Thomson…

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USA – After Katrina, Flood-Prone New Orleans Learns to Live With Water

USA – After Katrina, Flood-Prone New Orleans Learns to Live With Water

23 March, 2017

New Orleans is working to introduce green infrastructure, which can manage stormwater better, and create jobs into the bargain, says its resilience chief, reports Megan Rowling for Thomson Reuters Foundation.…

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UK – Finding a Place for Sustainable Drainage System (SuDS) in Flood Protection

UK – Finding a Place for Sustainable Drainage System (SuDS) in Flood Protection

12 March, 2017

The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) recently published a report containing its findings on the barriers to the implementation of Sustainable Drainage System (SuDS) in England, following…

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Managing Flooding by Working With Nature

Managing Flooding by Working With Nature

26 February, 2017

The UK government announced £15m for natural flood management initiatives in the 2016 Autumn Statement. To tell us more about what these methods are, the National Environment Research Council (NERC)…

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Ireland – Study Finds Significant Benefits of Natural Flood Management Ignored

Ireland – Study Finds Significant Benefits of Natural Flood Management Ignored

14 February, 2017

Dredging alone will not contain flood risk, but a new study in Ireland finds that natural flood management techniques such as the ‘Slowing the Flow’ project in England and the…

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UK – Report Urges Government to End 7-Year Freeze of Flood Resilience Rules

UK – Report Urges Government to End 7-Year Freeze of Flood Resilience Rules

2 February, 2017

Leading engineers, environmental scientists, water experts, landscape designers and architects have appealed to the government to ensure that the planned one million new homes are built to be resilient to…

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Protecting Heritage Resources From Flooding – the US Experience

Protecting Heritage Resources From Flooding – the US Experience

21 December, 2016

In an earlier article “Is Enough Being Done to Protect European Cultural Heritage Resources From Flood Risk?” FloodList examined the process of incorporating disaster protection for heritage resources into broader…

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Depave – the Community-Based Approach to Storm Water Management

Depave – the Community-Based Approach to Storm Water Management

1 December, 2016

In our series A New Approach to Storm-Water Management and Flood Reduction, about Low Impact Development (LID) and Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS), there are many examples of ways to encourage…

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UK – Smarter Flood Risk Management Urgently Needed in England Says Study

UK – Smarter Flood Risk Management Urgently Needed in England Says Study

29 November, 2016

According to a new study by think tank Green Alliance, England’s flood strategy failing and a new approach urgently needed from government to protect communities and stop costs spiralling. The…

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