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Utah Division of Emergency Management sets new flood maps - Vimarsana News

Utah Division of Emergency Management sets new flood maps

New flood maps for Cache County have been drawn to help residents make decisions about flood risks as well as purchasing flood insurance.

Source: hjnews.com
Adapting to Drought: Spring Runoff Conference Explores Ways to Navigate a Dry Future - Vimarsana News

Adapting to Drought: Spring Runoff Conference Explores Ways to Navigate a Dry Future

Organizers of the Spring Runoff Conference at USU know that even a remarkably wet season won't mean recovery from the ongoing 20-year megadrought now occurring in the Western states.

Source: usu.edu
Moreton Bay copped at least five times more mud, silt than during 2011 floods - Vimarsana News

Moreton Bay copped at least five times more mud, silt than during 2011 floods

The massive flow of mud has been attributed to a lack of riverbank revegetation projects since the 2011 flood. Now a peak environmental agency is hoping the latest disaster will be the final wake-up call.

Moreton Bay copped at least five times more mud, silt than during 2011 floods - Vimarsana News

Moreton Bay copped at least five times more mud, silt than during 2011 floods

The massive flow of mud has been attributed to a lack of riverbank revegetation projects since the 2011 flood. Now a peak environmental agency is hoping the latest disaster will be the final wake-up call.

Source: smh.com.au
Moreton Bay copped at least five times more mud, silt than during 2011 floods - Vimarsana News

Moreton Bay copped at least five times more mud, silt than during 2011 floods

The massive flow of mud has been attributed to a lack of riverbank revegetation projects since the 2011 flood. Now a peak environmental agency is hoping the latest disaster will be the final wake-up call.