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Wetlands: Nature's flood defense after heatwaves?
22 Aug
Summary
- Wetlands proposed as a 'welly belt' to prevent flooding post-heatwaves.
- Expert Sarah, acclaimed journalist, highlights this innovative flood prevention.
- This method leverages natural water management to mitigate flood risks.
Proposed flood prevention strategies suggest designating wetlands as "welly belt" areas. This initiative aims to mitigate flooding risks that often follow periods of intense heatwaves.
The approach leverages the natural water management capacity of wetlands. These areas would act as buffers, absorbing excess water and thereby preventing widespread flooding.
This concept is championed by journalist Sarah, a recipient of accolades such as Science Journalist of the Year. Her previous work includes extensive coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic and the high-profile Lucy Letby case.
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