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In-depth data and analysis on extreme weather and flood risks on www.cityfloodmap.com share engineering insight on complex topics of infrastructure design and performance, urban hydrology, flood risk assessment, and cost-effective risk management. Our goal is to promote critical, evidence-based "Thinking Slow on Floods and Flow" to improve flood and stormwater management policies and achieve effective environmental outcomes. R.J. Muir, Toronto, ON.

CBC Ombudsman Decision Finds Lack of Journalistic Integrity in Reporting on Extreme Storm Trends and Climate Change

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Excerpt: The journalist, Marc Montgomery, frankly admitted that he had decided from the start that he would “not give an inch” to the compla...

WEATHERING THE STORM: DEVELOPING A CANADIAN STANDARD FOR FLOOD-RESILIENT EXISTING COMMUNITIES

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I'm glad Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation could build on my work for their new report WEATHERING THE STORM: DEVELOPING A CANADIAN STA...

Storm Warts, The Floods Awaken, A New Hope for Cost-Effective Investment in Flood Management Infrastructure, #NWWC2018 Robert Muir

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Storm Warts are the blemishes in our infrastructure system capacity that reduce resiliency and contribute to flood losses. My presentat...
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