Groundwater flooding is forgotten flooding. It surprises people, comes up slowly from below and takes ages to go away. Often devastating, too little is known about it... this podcast aims to change that.
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Groundwater flooding is forgotten flooding. It surprises people, comes up slowly from below and takes ages to go away. Often devastating, too little is known about it... this podcast aims to change that.
Two experts on instigating and harnessing policy (Hannah Coogan, CIWEM and Estelle Bailey, Wildlife Trust) give insights, plus a community member (Mike Potter) shares a beaver-related policy example
Rachel May shares her groundbreaking research on climate change and groundwater flooding. Plus, Stephen Hodgson shares his story of being flash-flooded.
Dr Imogen Barnsley (JBA Consulting & Project Groundwater) talks to host Katie about Nature-based Solutions - what they are, their history and her cutting-edge research into how they can be used to tackle groundwater flooding.
Dr David Cobby from Jacobs discusses the latest progress in groundwater modelling, plus Andy Mills from Stokenchurch shares his experience of groundwater flooding.
Engineer Fola Ogunyoye shares his views on where Planning falls short on considering Groundwater Flooding... and what work he and others are doing to improve the situation.
Rob Pike from RAB Consultants joins host Katie to discuss the latest strategies, equipment and innovation in PFR (Property Flood Reslience), plus hear from Susan Young on how she was groundwater flooded but built back stronger.
Project Groundwater Leader Jed Ramsay on the history of groundwater flooding, its unique nature and challenges... and why we can no longer afford for it to be "forgotten flooding"
Groundwater flooding is forgotten flooding. It surprises people, comes up slowly from below and takes ages to go away. Often devastating, too little is known about it... this podcast aims to change that.
