Traditional infrastructure design often makes extreme flooding events worse, researchers find ...Middle East

Illustration of key urban flooding concepts. Credit: Nature Cities (2024). DOI: 10.1038/s44284-024-00116-7 Much of the nation’s stormwater infrastructure, designed decades to a century ago to prevent floods, can exacerbate flooding during the severe weather events that are increasing around the globe, new research led by the University of Michigan demonstrates. The problem lies in traditional […] The post Traditional infrastructure design often makes extreme flooding events worse, researchers find appeared first on NY Times News Today.

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