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‘Simplified’ flood-mapping approach captures uncertainty in hazard modeling quickly and at minimal costs...
🎧 Chris Rich of the U.S. Water Partnership discusses the Water Smart Engagements (WiSE) Program that pairs five...
By manipulating sediment and streamflow, dams run the risk of increasing flood risks instead of mitigating them, new...
Under the right conditions, flooding can cause a river to permanently alter its own course...
Zeolites — a group of common minerals featuring forms of aluminum and silicon — could make bioretention more...
In April, we asked you what you are most looking forward to at WEFTEC 2022. Nearly half of...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today issued new, more rigorous drinking water health advisories for per- and...
Water Environment Federation (WEF) experts have reacted swiftly to concerns about monkeypox and compiled critical information for water...
By bringing huge amounts of sand from deeper waters to the shoreline, new research suggests extreme storms could...
Recent studies promise more reliable forecasting for desert monsoons and mountainside flood hazards. Stormwater, Climate Change, Water...
More than 3 million handwritten, historical measurements of U.K. rainfall have entered official meteorological records thanks to a...
