Schuette also requested $10 million for flood reduction infrastructure in Midland, a city prone to "legacy flooding" due to its location at the confluence of four river systems.

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The private operator of the North Luzon Expressway is scaling up its efforts with local government units on flood control to prevent traffic disruption during heavy rains.

Councils and other bodies with flood risk responsibility such as Natural Resources Wales (NRW) need to prove there is a robust case for a flood management scheme that offers best value for money, is ...

The 552-metre-long ITO barrage, also known as the Indraprastha barrage, lies along the old ITO bridge and is considered the most critical flood control infrastructure for Delhi.

Targeted flood warnings are being introduced for dozens of homes under a new scheme. The Environment Agency has launched a dedicated flood warning service for 59 properties in Pett, near Hastings, ...

The Department of Public Works and Highways has around 5,700 flood mitigation projects scheduled for completion between 2025 and 2026, according to Secretary Manuel Bonoan on Wednesday, July 23.

Amid severe flooding brought on by the triple threat of Crising, the Habagat and low presure areas, Aksyon Klima Pilipinas (AKP) has called on a "legislative inquiry into the status and implementation ...

Hoosic River Revival is launching yet another initiative to draw public support and input for the potential project and the ongoing U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ feasibility study of the city's flood ...

QUEZON City 1st District Rep. Juan Carlos “Arjo” Atayde has pushed for a comprehensive flood management strategy in Metro Manila following days of heavy rainfall that left many communities flooded.

On Monday, the Ingram City Council is expected to hold its first meeting since the recent flood disaster, focusing on acquiring an emergency warning system and exploring ways to prevent future crises.

Currently, about 5 million Texans live in areas threatened by floods, but starting to address the problem statewide could cost billions, according to the state's comprehensive flood plan.