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Eildon flood fears raised, as dam is at nearly 100 per cent capacity | Stock & Land - Vimarsana News

Eildon flood fears raised, as dam is at nearly 100 per cent capacity | Stock & Land

Mid-Goulburn landholders call for government to step in, over Lake Eildon flood fears.

FEMA grants $9.4M for Calcasieu residential flooding mitigation - Vimarsana News

FEMA grants $9.4M for Calcasieu residential flooding mitigation

The funding was made available through the major disaster declaration for Hurricane Recovery.

Source: kplctv.com
Golden LEAF Foundation awards more than $5M in funding for variety of projects across NC - Vimarsana News

Golden LEAF Foundation awards more than $5M in funding for variety of projects across NC

The Golden LEAF Board of Directors on Thursday awarded a total of $5,417,644 million in funding. Here's a breakdown.

Construction to start soon on Inwood Forest flood-mitigation project in Northwest Houston – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Construction to start soon on Inwood Forest flood-mitigation project in Northwest Houston – Houston Public Media

Federal hazard mitigation funding is being used to convert an old golf course into 12 interconnected detention basins, which are expected to reduce flooding risks for more than 4,400 nearby residential and commercial structures.

Utah spring flooding: How to prepare your home and business for runoff - Vimarsana News

Utah spring flooding: How to prepare your home and business for runoff

It's not too early to prepare your home or business for the potential of flooding from spring runoff. We put together a free guide to show you how to check your risk, and what steps to take to protect your property.

Source: sltrib.com