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Earth's Future, Volume 14, Issue 11, November 2026.Abstract Urban pluvial flooding is often summarized by peak depth, peak extent, or cumulative burden, but these metrics do not distinguish when flooding first becomes hazardous from when the hazardous area becomes largest. This study introduces an activation–occupancy framework to quantify these two times and applies it to building‐resolving shallow ...
SeokKoo Kang
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, 2010 25 p.This study sought to: measure current public understanding of stormwater issues; describe current practices with respect to factors that affect stormwater quality; determine public awareness of the North Central Wisconsin Stormwater Coalition and ...
Hadley, Shelly, Trechter, David
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More Frequent, Faster, and Seasonally Reorganized Drought‐to‐Pluvial Transitions in U.S. Cities
Earth's Future, Volume 14, Issue 11, November 2026.Abstract Hydroclimatic variability is projected to intensify under continued warming, yet the evolving likelihood, rapidness, and seasonal timing of drought‐to‐pluvial transitions remain poorly quantified. Here, we develop a probabilistic framework that integrates a severity‐resolved Markov formulation to estimate conditional drought‐to‐pluvial ...
Julio Copana +2 more
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Modelling aquifer recharge with stormwater in urban areas
, 2011 Urban aquifers have potential for supplying cities with water. Urban development affects both quality and quantity of groundwater recharge and increases flood risk from urban stormwater runoff. Many studies show that traditional stormwater management has
Shamseldin, AY +3 more
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Creating livable subdivisions using stormwater, recycled water and groundwater
, 2020 Integration of green infrastructure (comprising urban lakes, wetlands and parklands) within an urban centre subdivision can significantly improve its livability.
Hagare, Dharma (R16250) +6 more
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GeoHealth, Volume 10, Issue 11, November 2026.Abstract Phthalates, endocrine‐disrupting, persistent organic pollutants widely used in plastic manufacturing, can readily enter aquatic environments and contaminate estuaries. As apex predators, resident bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) provide critical insights into ecosystem health.
Kylie B. Warden +6 more
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Water Resources Research, Volume 62, Issue 11, November 2026.Abstract Combined sewer systems (CSS) function in about 700 U.S. municipalities, with over 100 near vulnerable coastal waters. Predicting changes due to rainfall, sea level rise (SLR), and groundwater rise is vital for adaptation. This study compares a hydrologic‐hydraulic model (PCSWMM) and a hybrid mass balance method for estimating combined sewer ...
Kian Bagheri +2 more
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Journal of Applied Ecology, Volume 63, Issue 11, November 2026.Our findings suggest that urbanisation can generate genetically and physiologically distinct populations with divergent functional responses to stressors. This has important implications for marine restoration and management, where current provenance frameworks and single‐stressor risk assessments may overlook population‐level adaptation and multiple ...
Annemie Rose Janssen +3 more
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Hydrospatial narratives in the Coquun–Myan–Hunter River
Geographical Research, Volume 64, Issue 4, November 2026.This research advocates for alternative strategies in designing and planning estuarine‐coastal cities, integrating a vision that harmonises urban development with hydrological, ecological, and cultural logics to promote culturally and ecologically inclusive design and participation.
Irene Perez Lopez +3 more
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Building adaptive capacity of US Gulf Coast city practitioners to extreme weather events. [PDF]
PNAS NexusWong-Parodi G +16 more
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