#flooding mitigation

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Case Study: Scotland Permaculture Design for Flooding Mitigation

Often in permaculture design, we encounter issues with water. In any areas and on many specific sites, a shortage of water is the challenge. But on occasion, we may find that the challenge we need to address is not too little water, but too much. In some regions, we are not faced with increasing drought but rather warmer and wetter conditions – and that can bring the risk of…

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[reasonsforhope]

Is it true some parts will be under water in 2025? I'm kinda of worried cause someone told me about it bc it was on the news

Eh, not really. Like, technically, but that's a very dramatic way to put it.

What that person told you about was probably this prediction, which says that some roads on some of the Florida Keys might be underwater by 2025.

Does that suck? Yes. But it's also pretty limited in scope.

(And by the way, that's probably not "underwater all the time." There will probably be a number of years of "the roads will be underwater at high tide specifically." I can't currently find a source on this, but that's how tides work, and the Florida Keys article does specifically mention them as a main problem.)

The areas in danger first are pretty universally small, very low islands. Actually, a dozen or so small islands have already gone underwater in the Pacific Ocean, but very importantly, none of those islands were inhabited.

They were mostly small reef islands (that is, the entire island is exposed coral reef detritus) and other uninhabited shoals. Mostly, they were so small scientists had to check old satellite images to even figure out that they disappeared. Literally, we're talking about chunks of land that are just 100 square meters/300 square feet. Again, not great, but still very limited in scope.

As this Live Science article thankfully explains, it's pretty unlikely that any countries at all will disappear before 2100.

Also, just because land is below sea level doesn't mean it will be underwater, and there are very real steps we can take to defend a lot of endangered cities/islands.

For example:

Much of the Netherlands is already below sea level, but the country isn't disappearing, because the Dutch have put a lot of work into building and maintaining coastal defenses.

Multiple surveys (including the one that found the missing islands in Micronesia) also found that not all low-lying islands are vulnerable to erosion and flooding. This is because many islands are protected by mangrove forests, lagoons, or both

Mangrove reforestation in particular is genuinely a super effective anti-flooding strategy that is being deployed pretty widely, and is expected to increase a lot in the coming years. Mangroves are effective at not only preventing short-term flooding, but also mitigating sea-level increases (in part by preventing erosion)

Some islands, esp Pacific Islands, have actually grown during the past couple decades, not shrunk. It really depends on what the island is made up of. Not all land is automatically doomed

You can read more about how sinking countries are fighting back here, and the lessons we can learn from them:

-via Time, June 13, 2019

And finally, and this is good news for reasons I'll explain in a second:

Some of the largest and wealthiest cities in the world are at the top of the danger list. (Note: the predictions at that link are based on some fairly severe warming predictions. They do NOT necessarily reflect what's going to happen or when.)

The cities that are going to be in danger the soonest (still away btw) include New York, London, San Francisco, Tokyo, and Dubai. Lots of very rich people in those cities! Who would really like to not have to move (any of their ten different homes lol)

So, flooding aside, we're going to (by necessity) get a lot better at figuring out the quickest, cheapest, most scalable, and most effective types of coastal defenses real fast.

Are rich countries going to be way more able to get strong coastal defense systems up quickly? Yes. Does that suck? Sure fucking does!! But these solutions don't all require a lot of money or tech to implement, even at a large scale, especially when it's local communities driving the effort.

And, importantly, when rich countries pour a ton of money into figuring this out, that will hugely expand our understanding of what techniques work best, why, and how best to deploy them in different situations. Unlike physical structures, that's valuable knowledge that can be shared very, very widely.

And any technology that comes out of this is going to work like solar panels and other green energy: as more people use it, it will get cheaper and cheaper. Probably really quickly.

So, all told, no one's going to be swallowed up in the next few years. We have time to work on this and a lot of people are already doing so.

Mostly, experts predict that the first wave of large-scale issues will be happening around 2050.

Three decades doesn't sound like enough time, in the face of something like this. But you know what? Responses to climate change are speeding up exponentially, and different types of responses are multiplying and magnifying each other.

We went from inventing flight to landing on the moon in just 66 years.

I wouldn't count us out of the climate change fight yet.

(...I wouldn't count on retiring to Florida either, though)

#Anonymous #sea level rise #ocean #micronesia #pacific islander #mangrove #flood #flood mitigation #ask #me #hope #it does suck but I also really do think there is hope #this post was supposed to be like 2-3 paragraphs how did it turn into an entire essay #I have too many words disease #too much nuance #hope yall appreciate the extra context lol

[jenjen4280]

I take photos of flood mitigation wherever I go. The Hot Wife is often along for the ride and never misses an opportunity for a selfie. Love my Boo!

On top of the Trinity River levee, looking across the floodplain. The trees mid-photo mark the location of the river. Downtown Dallas is in the background.

#levee #flood mitigation #butch #wlw #dyke #lesbian #queer #wives #i love my wife #quality time

[waterdamagerestorationproorono]

Don't Let Water Damage Ruin Your Home—Get Professional Restoration Services Now!

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24-Hour Emergency Service At Service Restoration Orono, we are available 24/7 to provide emergency service when disaster strikes. Our certified technicians are highly trained in the latest techniques for water damage clean up and fire/smoke damage mitigation so that we can restore your home as quickly as possible with minimal disruption to your life. We understand how important it is for you to get your house back in order as soon as possible after a disaster, which is why we guarantee quick response times for any emergency situation.

Full Range of Services The water restoration company offers a full range of services from water extraction and dryout to mold remediation and fire/smoke damage repair. We strive to provide our customers with the highest quality service while ensuring their safety at all times. All our technicians have undergone extensive training and they have the experience needed to work on any size job, from small residential homes to large commercial buildings. Our mission is to restore your property back to its pre-damage state quickly and efficiently so that you can get back on track with as little disruption as possible.

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[selectivegeekwithstandards]

Government: builds houses on floodplain

floodplain:

Government:

Government:

#listen I get that there’s nowhere in Sydney to fucking live #we’re all stuck and surrounded by rocky sandstone walls that are hard to build on #but you have to be fucking kidding me #sure raise the dam #our rainfall is gonna start being a lot heavier and more infrequent so water storage is not the opposite of the problem #but like #ALSO do some other stuff???? #also start being better about timing the release of stormwater #also look into making other space for the water to go #but no they’re gonna build shitty cheap houses for poor people to live in #and put no flood mitigation strategies into their urban planning #because they’re poor and who hires fancy urban engineers for them right?

[aslamat]

Wildfires and Flooding: The Uninsurable Reality for Homeowners in California and Florida

As the United States grapples with the devastating impacts of climate change, two of its most populous states, California and Florida, are facing an unprecedented crisis. Annual wildfires and flooding are wreaking havoc on homes and communities, leaving homeowners in a precarious situation: major insurance companies are refusing to cover them.

The Reality in California California has been ravaged by wildfires in recent years, with the 2018 Camp Fire being the deadliest and most destructive in the state's history. The fire burned over 153,000 acres, destroyed nearly 19,000 structures, and claimed 85 lives. The economic toll was staggering, with estimated damages exceeding $16.5 billion.

In the aftermath of such disasters, homeowners are finding it increasingly difficult to secure insurance coverage. Major insurance companies like State Farm, Allstate, and Liberty Mutual are either refusing to renew policies or canceling them altogether, citing the high risk of wildfires in the region.

The Reality in Florida Florida, meanwhile, is battling a different kind of disaster: flooding. Rising sea levels, heavy rainfall, and storm surges are causing widespread flooding, especially in coastal areas like Miami and Key West. The 2017 Hurricane Irma caused an estimated $83 billion in damages, with many homeowners still struggling to recover.

Insurance companies are taking note of the increasing frequency and severity of flooding in Florida, and are adjusting their policies accordingly. Some are imposing hefty rate hikes, while others are simply refusing to cover homes in high-risk flood zones.

The Consequences The lack of insurance coverage has severe consequences for homeowners in California and Florida. Without insurance, homeowners are left to foot the bill for damages and repairs, which can be financially crippling. Many are forced to take out expensive loans or dip into their savings to cover the costs, leading to financial hardship and even bankruptcy.

Moreover, the lack of insurance coverage can also affect property values and the overall economy. As homes remain uninsured and unrepaired, neighborhoods can become blighted, leading to a decline in property values and a decrease in local economic activity.

The Solution So, what can be done to address this crisis? Some possible solutions include:

Implementing stricter building codes and zoning regulations to reduce the risk of wildfires and flooding

Investing in mitigation measures like fire breaks and flood-control infrastructure

Creating state-funded insurance programs or reinsurance pools to provide coverage for high-risk areas

Encouraging private insurance companies to offer more affordable and accessible coverage options

Conclusion The reality of wildfires and flooding in California and Florida is stark. Homeowners are facing an uncertain future, with major insurance companies refusing to cover them. It's time for policymakers, insurance companies, and homeowners to come together to find solutions to this crisis. By working together, we can build more resilient communities and ensure that homeowners are protected from the devastating impacts of climate change.

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Effective Strategies for Preventing Water Leaks in Spokane Valley Properties

Water leaks can wreak havoc on properties, leading to extensive damage and costly repairs. In Spokane Wa, where weather conditions can fluctuate and plumbing systems may be aging, it's crucial for property owners to implement effective strategies to prevent water leaks and minimize the risk of water damage. By being proactive and taking preventive measures, individuals can safeguard their properties and avoid the need for emergency water damage repair services.

Water Leak Restoration: A Preventive Approach

One of the most effective strategies for preventing water leaks is regular maintenance of plumbing systems. Periodic inspections of pipes, faucets, and fixtures can help identify any signs of wear and tear, corrosion, or leaks before they escalate into major issues. Property owners in Spokane Valley should consider scheduling annual or bi-annual plumbing inspections with qualified professionals to detect and address any potential problems promptly.

Additionally, installing leak detection devices can provide an extra layer of protection against water damage. These devices are designed to alert property owners to any abnormal water flow or moisture levels, allowing for early intervention and mitigation of leaks. From simple drip sensors to advanced smart leak detectors, there are various options available to suit different preferences and budgets.

Water Damage Restoration Spokane WA: Exterior Maintenance

In Spokane WA, where heavy rainfall and snowmelt are common, maintaining the exterior of properties is crucial for preventing water intrusion. Regularly inspecting roofs, gutters, and downspouts for debris buildup, damage, or signs of deterioration can help ensure proper drainage and minimize the risk of leaks. Clearing gutters and downspouts of leaves, twigs, and other debris can prevent water from backing up and seeping into the building envelope.

Furthermore, ensuring that exterior walls, windows, and doors are properly sealed can help prevent water penetration during inclement weather. Applying weatherproofing sealants around openings and repairing any cracks or gaps in the building envelope can help keep moisture out and protect against water damage.

Emergency Water Damage Repair: Indoor Strategies

Indoor water leaks can stem from various sources, including burst pipes, faulty appliances, and plumbing fixtures. To prevent such incidents, property owners should take proactive measures to maintain and monitor their indoor plumbing systems. This includes checking for leaks under sinks, around toilets, and behind appliances on a regular basis, as well as promptly addressing any issues that arise.

Installing water-saving devices, such as low-flow faucets and toilets, can not only help conserve water but also reduce the risk of leaks and water damage. These devices are designed to minimize water usage without sacrificing performance, thereby decreasing the likelihood of plumbing failures and associated repairs.

Conclusion

Preventing water leaks in Spokane Valley properties requires a proactive approach that encompasses regular maintenance, exterior upkeep, and indoor strategies. By implementing effective preventive measures and staying vigilant, property owners can minimize the risk of water damage and avoid the need for emergency water damage repair services. From routine inspections to the installation of leak detection devices, investing in preventive measures can ultimately save time, money, and stress in the long run.

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[wspanticipate]

#Flood solution #GCC #flood mitigation programs #podcast

[coastalrestorationca]

Water Damage Restoration: Recovering From Unexpected Disasters

Water damage can wreak havoc on your home, causing structural damage, mold growth, and health hazards if not addressed promptly and properly. In this guide, we’ll discuss the essential steps for water damage restoration to help you recover from unexpected disasters and restore your home to its pre-damaged condition.

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[reasonsforhope]

“In an effort to combat flooding, a Yorkshire woman realized that thousands of wasted Christmas trees every year could be used as natural flood protection, and started a unique business to do just that.

The Rooted Christmas tree rental delivers a potted Christmas fir, pine, or spruce to a family for the festive season. When the lights are taken down, the company then collects their rentals and replants them to enjoy another growing season.

When the trees get too tall, they are placed on the slopes of the nearby Calder Valley as natural floodwater breaks.

The Sunday Times reports that the towns of Mytholmroyd and Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire have been inundated by serious floods 4 times in the last 15 years, with the most-recent one causing $180 million (£150 million) in damages.

Rooted founder Sara Tomkins established a Christmas tree plantation in the spring of 2020 with 400 trees. Dozens of those original 400 have now become too large for the average living room, and have been hauled off for planting in the upper parts of the Calder Valley to stop floodwaters running down into the two towns below.

What started as a sustainability project turned into a flourishing commercial enterprise. When residents learned how their Christmas tree purchases could be used to protect their towns from floods and reduce waste from rotting trees, all of Tomkins’ original trees were rented out.

According to Tomkins, people pretend the trees are members of the family, and like to rent the same one over and over again to “watch them grow up with their kids...”

Tomkins feels that demand might be 3x her current supply, but as a music venue director, she does the job only in her off hours.

“I do this in my spare time so I don’t have the capacity or the physical space to make it any bigger,” she told The Times. “But the demand being there is such a positive thing because, if we can reduce how many Christmas trees we cut down, that is a massive environmental win.” -via Good News Network, 1/11/23

#christmas #christmas tree #deforestation #erosion #flood #flood mitigation #england #united kingdom #sustainability #good news #hope #someone copy this woman's business model stat #lots of people preferably #also the adopt the tree thing is adorable

[service-pro-restoration]

Restoring Hope: Effective Strategies for Fire-Damaged Property Recovery

In the wake of a devastating fire, the process of rebuilding can seem overwhelming. The emotional toll coupled with the physical damage requires a comprehensive approach to restore both property and hope. This article explores effective strategies for fire-damaged property recovery, offering guidance to those navigating the challenging path toward restoration.

Safety First: Assessing and Securing the Property

Prioritize Safety: Before any restoration efforts begin, ensure that the property is safe for entry. Work with professionals fire damage to assess structural integrity and address immediate hazards.

Securing the Site: Implement temporary measures to secure the property, such as boarding up windows and doors, to prevent further damage from weather or potential intruders.

Documenting Losses: A Crucial Step in the Recovery Process

Thorough Inventory: Create a detailed inventory of damaged items, including photographs and descriptions. This documentation will be essential for insurance claims and can help prioritize salvageable possessions.

Communicate with Insurers: Initiate contact with your insurance company promptly. Provide them with the necessary documentation and stay in regular communication throughout the claims process.

Engage Professional Restoration Services

Choose Reputable Contractors: Research and select reputable fire damage Rochester MN professionals with experience in fire-damaged properties. Obtain multiple quotes and references before making a decision.

Comprehensive Assessment: A professional assessment can uncover hidden damages, guiding the development of a thorough restoration plan. This may include structural repairs, smoke damage mitigation, and cleaning services.

Developing a Detailed Restoration Plan

Prioritize Essential Repairs: Work with restoration experts to prioritize essential repairs. This may involve addressing structural issues, electrical systems, and plumbing before focusing on cosmetic improvements.

Setting Realistic Timelines: Establish realistic timelines for the restoration process. Understand that rebuilding takes time, and patience is crucial for achieving the best results.

Community Support and Counseling

Community Resources: Reach out to local community organizations that offer support to fire victims. They may provide resources such as temporary housing, clothing, and other essentials to ease the burden during recovery.

Counseling Services: The emotional toll of a fire can be immense. Seek counseling services to help cope with the trauma and stress associated with the loss. Many communities have support groups specifically designed for disaster survivors.

Environmental Considerations and Sustainability

Green Restoration Practices: Incorporate environmentally friendly practices into the restoration process. Choose sustainable materials and consider energy-efficient upgrades during reconstruction.

Landscaping and Vegetation: Evaluate the impact of the fire on the surrounding landscape. Implement reforestation and landscaping initiatives to restore the natural environment and prevent erosion.

Restoring a fire-damaged property requires a multifaceted approach, combining safety measures, professional expertise, community support, and a commitment to sustainability. By following these effective strategies, individuals can navigate the challenging journey of recovery, gradually rebuilding not only their homes but also restoring hope for a brighter future. Choose Service Pro Restoration for your fire damage needs!

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Preventing Secondary Damage: Key Steps in Effective Fire Damage Restoration

When a fire strikes, the immediate damage is evident, but what many overlook is the potential for secondary damage that can occur in the aftermath. Effective fire damage restoration goes beyond extinguishing flames; it involves preventing further harm to your property. In this article, we'll explore the key steps to ensure a comprehensive restoration process and minimize secondary damage.

Safety First

Before diving into restoration efforts, prioritize safety. Ensure that the property is structurally sound and free from any immediate hazards. Collaborate with fire departments and other relevant authorities to obtain clearance for restoration activities. Protective gear and adherence to safety protocols are paramount for everyone involved in the process.

Assessment and Documentation

Thoroughly assess the extent of the fire damage. Document the affected areas, items, and structural components. Take photographs and make detailed notes for insurance claims and future reference. This documentation is crucial for understanding the scope of restoration needed and communicating effectively with insurance adjusters.

Mitigation of Water Damage

The use of water to extinguish flames often leads to water damage. Swiftly address this by extracting excess water and initiating the drying process. Mold can develop within 24-48 hours, so a prompt response is essential. Employ dehumidifiers and industrial-grade fans to expedite the drying process and prevent the growth of mold and mildew.

Smoke and Soot Removal

Smoke and soot residues can cause severe damage if left unattended. These particles can permeate walls, furniture, and personal belongings, leaving behind a persistent odor. Use specialized cleaning techniques and equipment to remove smoke and soot from surfaces. Implementing air purification systems can help eliminate lingering odors.

Structural Cleaning and Repair

Inspect the structural integrity of the property. Engage professionals to repair and reinforce any compromised structures. Thoroughly clean and sanitize all surfaces, as smoke particles can settle into crevices and porous materials. This step is crucial to prevent long-term damage and ensure a safe living environment.

Content Restoration

Evaluate and restore salvageable personal belongings and furniture. Employ specialized cleaning methods, such as dry cleaning, ultrasonic cleaning, and ozone treatment, to eliminate smoke and soot residues. Salvaging items not only reduces the cost of replacement but also preserves sentimental value for the property owner.

HVAC System Inspection and Cleaning

Inspect the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system for smoke and soot residues. Clean or replace filters, air ducts, and other components as necessary. Neglecting the HVAC system can result in the recirculation of contaminants, prolonging the restoration process and potentially causing health issues.

Odor Elimination

Addressing lingering odors is a crucial final step in fire damage restoration Iowa City IA. Utilize professional-grade deodorizers, ozone generators, and thermal fogging to neutralize and eliminate odors effectively. Regular monitoring is essential to ensure that the odors do not return.

Effective fire damage repair Iowa City IA is not just about repairing visible destruction but also preventing secondary damage that can occur in the aftermath. By prioritizing safety, conducting a thorough assessment, and addressing water damage, smoke, and soot residues promptly, property owners can ensure a comprehensive restoration process. Swift and meticulous restoration efforts not only minimize long-term damage but also contribute to a faster return to normalcy for those affected by the fire.

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Tweed Valley Flood Study seeks community input

Residents are encouraged to attend one of seven community engagement sessions to provide feedback and help finalise the Tweed Valley Flood Study.

Enhanced flood mapping incorporates advances in hydrology practices and recent major flooding Residents are encouraged to attend one of seven community engagement sessions to provide feedback and help finalise the Tweed Valley Flood Study. IMAGE: An aerial shot of an isolated property in the Tweed Valley after the 2022 flood. Tweed Shire Council will host a series of information sessions in…

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[kazifatagar]

No Corruption in Flood Mitigation Projects: Nik Nazmi Now Says

Natural Resources, Environment, and Climate Change Minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad refutes corruption allegations in flood mitigation projects, countering Bersatu leader’s claims of inflated costs. Nik Nazmi clarifies that the government reviewed high-priority projects with a set Finance Ministry ceiling of RM11.8 billion, not RM16.6 billion as alleged. Social Media Links Follow us…

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Cavalry Construction and Restoration - Protecting Your Home from Flood Damage

In the face of increasing climate-related challenges, safeguarding your home from potential flood damage has become a paramount concern. Cavalry Construction and Restoration emerges as a stalwart ally in this battle, offering innovative solutions to fortify your home against the devastating effects of flooding.

Cavalry Construction understands that prevention is key, and our comprehensive approach begins with strategic planning and resilient construction. The incorporation of flood-resistant materials and elevated foundation designs ensures that homes stand resilient in the face of rising waters. Our team of experts meticulously assesses the unique topography of your property to tailor solutions that provide maximum protection.

In the unfortunate event of a flood, Cavalry Construction and Restoration shines in its swift response and restoration services. Our skilled professionals employ state-of-the-art techniques to expedite the restoration process, mitigating the extent of damage and minimizing downtime for homeowners.The use of sustainable materials not only reinforces the structural integrity of your home but also contributes to a greener, more resilient future.

Homeowners can take proactive steps by consulting Cavalry Construction and Restoration for a personalized flood preparedness plan. By partnering with them, you not only invest in the longevity of your property but also contribute to the collective effort of building communities that are resilient in the face of climate challenges.

Cavalry Construction and Restoration stand as the vanguard in the battle against flood damage, ensuring that your home remains a secure haven even in the most challenging circumstances. With our expertise, you can rest assured that your home is fortified to weather the storms, both metaphorical and literal, that may come its way.

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