The aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita reshaped hurricane planning. Recent hurricanes in the Gulf Coast continue to teach new lessons about storm threats and methods to minimize risk and hasten ..
The aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita reshaped hurricane planning. Recent hurricanes in the Gulf Coast continue to teach new lessons about storm threats and methods to minimize risk and hasten recovery. Here are some of the key risks for water utility systems and methods to mitigate the consequences from storm damage and to make timely decisions for swift corrective action.
Contingency plans. A good offense is always the best defense. Planning is a key success element for weather events.
Scenario planning. Plants should conduct scenario planning long before hurricane season begins. Be sure to postulate the possible storm damage that will affect the water utility systems, including
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