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Financial constraints and short-term planning are linked to flood risk adaptation gaps in US cities

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Financial constraints and short-term planning are linked to flood risk adaptation gaps in US cities

S. Lu and A. Nakhmurina

In a groundbreaking study by Shirley Lu and Anya Nakhmurina, the adaptation strategies of 431 US cities facing increased flood risk were explored. Surprisingly, despite the correlation between flood risk and adaptation efforts, many high-risk cities are lagging behind. Discover the intriguing factors contributing to this gap and the limited influence of political affiliation on adaptation initiatives.

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