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Managing Flooding Crises: the Need for Common Sense
Tweet In this article Ed Thompson considers ‘local resilience’ as understood from an emergency management perspective, in relation to recent and past flooding. Almost on a yearly basis there seems to be a flooding crisis in some part of the … Continue reading
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