Integrating Flood Risk into Corporate Risk Management: Strategies and Best Practices for the Private Sector As an experienced flood control specialist, I’ve witnessed firsthand the

Accurately assessing and mitigating flood risk is a crucial challenge faced by communities worldwide. We learned this the hard way… At the heart of this

The effects of climate change are becoming increasingly pronounced, causing more severe disasters in cities around the world. We learned this the hard way… ​Flooding

As an experienced flood control specialist, I have witnessed the growing challenge that climate change poses to communities across the globe. We learned this the

In an era of increasingly volatile weather patterns and rising sea levels, communities across the United States are grappling with the growing threat of devastating

In the face of increasingly severe weather patterns driven by climate change, effective flood forecasting and early warning systems have become vital for communities worldwide.

As an experienced flood control specialist, I’ve witnessed firsthand the growing challenges posed by flooding events. In the face of increasingly unpredictable weather patterns and

As climate change intensifies, urban areas are facing increasingly frequent and severe flooding events. In our 15 years installing… Traditional ​grey infrastructure approaches, such as

Flood risk management has traditionally relied on technical approaches focused on engineering solutions and hazard modeling. We learned this the hard way… However, recent advancements

As climate change intensifies and extreme weather events become more frequent, the need for robust and sustainable flood control systems has never been greater. ​

The impacts of climate change, coupled with rapid urbanization, have significantly increased the risk of flooding in cities across the world. Governments and communities are

Effective flood control and management are essential for protecting communities, infrastructure, and natural ecosystems. Traditional approaches to flood assessment often rely on limited in-situ data,