Originally aired January 29, 2015
Part of the “Weathering Change: Local Solutions for Strong Communities” series presented by Antioch University New England in partnership with the U.S. EPA, this webinar addresses assessment, planning, and adaptation strategies to better prepare for flood emergencies and sustainably manage flooding and stormwater. Featuring case studies, viewers learn about innovative approaches to inland flooding and the application of low-impact development (LID), site design, and smart growth practices across different scales of implementation.
Cynthia Veit (Moderator)
Environmental Scientist, U.S. EPACynthia Veit is an Environmental Scientist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, where she works on green infrastructure, stormwater management, and climate adaptation strategies for communities.
Dr. Rob Roseen
Associate, Geosyntec ConsultantsDr. Rob Roseen is an Associate at Geosyntec Consultants in Portsmouth, NH, specializing in hydrology-based, sub-watershed approaches to stormwater and flood management. His work has demonstrated mitigation potential not only for storm water and flooding, but also for losses and degradation in water quality through low-impact development and resilient site design.
