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Inland Flooding in a Changing Climate: Socioeconomic Considerations from the 2019 Mississippi/Missouri Basin

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Part 2 of 2

Source: NASA

Speakers:

  • 2019 Wetness and Impacts on Midwest/Plains Agriculture – Dennis Todey (U.S. Department of Agriculture)
  • Climatic and anthropogenic controls on Mississippi River floods: Insights from paleoflood records – Sam Munoz (Northeastern University)
  • How to Plan for Floods? Are You Kidding? – Gerald Galloway (University of Maryland)
  • Some Notable Impacts from the 2019 Missouri Basin (continuing) Flood Event – ​Doug Kluck (Regional Climate Services Director, Central Region)

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