Tag: flood risk management

Ordering vulnerability: transitions in flood risk management

By Helen Pallett On Thursday December 5th the east coast of the UK was battered by high winds and rain, … More

Climate change, Environment and Society, extreme weather, flood, flood risk management, Global Issues, Hydrology and Water Resources, insurance, risk management, storm, tidal surge, vulnerability

Doing geography differently

I-Hsien Porter In mid-November, villages in Cornwall were severely affected by flooding. After 33 mm (1.4 in) of rain in … More

consultation, Cornwall floods, Environment and Society, flood risk management, Flooding, geography, Hydrology and Water Resources, local knowledge, public, public engagement, stakeholders, Stuart Lane

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