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Managing Floods in Large River Basins in the USA: The Mississippi River US Army Corps of Engineers, initially under a “l(fā)evees only” philosophy, later revised (after the disastrous 1927 flood) to include multiple approaches, such as backwater areas and flood bypasses. The Mississippi River and Tributaries Project successfully conveyed the 2011 flood (with more rainfall

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Managing Floods in Large River Basins in the USA: The Sacramento Riverith the same levees-only approach as initially used on the Mississippi, but evolving to the current system of flood bypasses implemented in the early twentieth century. After the 1986 and 1997 floods (and a 2003 court decision holding the state liable for damages from levee failures), the California

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Managing Floods in Large River Basins in Europe: The Rhine Riverf Western Europe, with an extraordinary concentration of population and industry, and consequently profound anthropic modifications. Floods have always plagued the Rhine, but twentieth-century corrections of the river increased the flood risk by taking away the river’s natural floodplain storage are

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Managing Floods in Mediterranean-Climate Urban Catchments: Experiences in the San Francisco Bay Areaibutaries to San Francisco Bay were channelized by the US Army Corps in the 1950s–1970s. The design flaws of these projects (such as their having ignored sediment) are manifest as local governments now struggle to maintain and operate them. Local agencies in the San Francisco region have used a rang

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Managing Floods in Urban Catchments: Experiences in Denver Area (Colorado, USA) and Geneva (Switzerla two-pronged approach: Through land-use regulation, it prevented further development in floodplains. In already-built floodplain areas, it removed houses where possible and elsewhere used structural measures to reduce flood hazard. The result is fewer houses vulnerable to flooding than before, and