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How much of a basin's drainage network should flood models capture?

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Briefings

A 2026 article argues that climate change demands flood management strategies beyond traditional infrastructure like dams and reservoirs. The evidence suggests that managing extreme rainfall and flooding requires approaches beyond conventional infrastructure such as dams and reservoirs.

Key points

• Climate change is expected to increase the risks associated with extreme rainfall and flooding.
• Flood management requires approaches beyond conventional infrastructure such as dams and reservoirs.

Context

This article addresses the growing need for flood management strategies due to increasing climate change risks.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating that managing floods requires approaches beyond dams and reservoirs. No specific data, dates, or named actors are provided.

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