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B.C.'s Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness and Ministry of Forests is investing $8.69 million for flood-hazard mapping by March 2024.
Flood risks affect almost 2 billion people worldwide, and climate change and unplanned urbanization will further increase these risks. To better manage the risks and build more resilient communities, the countries of Bulgaria and Romania have taken a leap forward in modernizing their approaches to flood mapping. The World Bank supported both countries to update their national flood hazard and risk maps (FHRM) as part of the drive to implement the second cycle of the EU Floods Directive.
/CNW/ - One year ago, the people of British Columbia experienced a historic and tragic flooding event. The floods and mudslides had devastating impacts for...
New research released from The University of Georgia has recently provided a pathway to achieving a more simplified and cost-effective method for flood mapping that can account for the rising
New OREA policy report focuses on reducing emissions in residential buildings...