If more Canadians commit to green roofs, we could collectively reduce the harm caused by catastrophic flooding. (via The Weather Network)
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For the March/April 2021 issue of Water Canada, Natalia Moudrak, the director of climate resilience at the Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation, writes about Spring Flooding and why Canadians everywhere…
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This paper examines how parking lots contribute to the flooding problems facing Torontonians and how City Hall policies allow parking lot owners to pay almost nothing for using the city’s…
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This paper is about the tools that imitate nature and reduce the amount of water that flows into our stormwater system. It’s called “natural” infrastructure. Essentially, natural infrastructure uses nature…
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This paper is written for concerned Ontarians who want to better understand flooding and the role the Province plays in responding to and minimizing the damage done by flooding. We…
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This paper looks at three cities – Milwaukee, Buffalo and Thunder Bay – that have made natural infrastructure an important tool in their stormwater management toolbox. Their efforts – think…
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In this report, we outline the new reality of flooding in Oshawa. We summarize the work done to model flood threats by the Conservation Authority and make recommendations on how…
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