BC Adapts: Rainwater Management - Design for the Rainfall Spectrum

BC Adapts: Rainwater Management – Design for the Rainfall Spectrum

Categories: Coastal Management and Flooding, Planning, Videos & Podcasts

2016 – Province of BC

Design for the Rainfall Spectrum: Green infrastructure should be designed to perform in all three tiers of the rainfall spectrum: small (including showers), large (annual storms), and extreme (rare occurrences). This video is part of a series which provides an introduction to living with climate change on the BC Coast.

Go to Resource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7w0w9rhjho

Keywords: British Columbia, Storm water, Infrastructure

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