While previous research often finds flood impacts outside of conventional flood risk zones
such as FEMA's 100-year floodplain maps, we have less of a sense of the social and …

Flash flood is a recurrent natural hazard with substantial impacts in the Southeast US
(SEUS) due to the frequent torrential rainfalls that occur in the region, which are triggered by …

Climate extremes will be intensified and become more frequent. One of the regions where
this is the case is the US Gulf coast region. This region is susceptible to the impacts of …

Abstract Machine learning (ML) models can simulate flood risk by identifying critical non-
linear relationships between flood damage locations and flood risk factors (FRFs). To …

Sea level rise (SLR) in the twenty-first century poses fundamental risks to coastal residents.
The US Gulf of Mexico Coast (Gulf Coast) is among the regions experiencing the most rapid …

In the context of global warming and China's disaster response patterns, it is critical to
understand how to promote the effectiveness of household flood protection measures …

The success of a bioenergy policy relies largely on the wide adoption of perennial energy
crops at the farm-scale. This study uses survey data to examine potential adoption decisions …

Environmental justice research historically focuses on assessing and understanding direct
impacts of environmental risk on socio-economically varied areas. Limited work has …

There is a movement towards the concepts of integrated flood risk management and
governance. In these concepts, each stakeholder prone to flooding is tasked with actively …

Due to climate change, the frequency and intensity of floods have dramatically increased
worldwide. The innate social inequality has been exposed and even exacerbated by …