Green Infrastructure and Flood Resiliency-Land Use Management as an Adaptation Strategy in the Built Environment

January 29th, 2015

Presenter: Dr. Rob Roseen, Associate at Geosyntec Consultants in Portsmouth, NH
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This webinar addressed assessment, planning, and adaptation to not only better prepare for the next emergency, but to sustainably manage flooding, and stormwater to maintain human health and a vibrant local economy. Participants left this webinar with knowledge about the latest innovative approaches to understand the effects of inland flooding and apply low-impact development (LID), site design, and smart growth practices at different scales of implementation. There is reference to pioneering hydrology-based, sub-watershed approaches that have shown mitigation potential not only for storm water and flooding, but to the loss and degradation in water quality.

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