Evidence Based Policy Gaps in Water Resources: Thinking Fast and Slow on Floods and Flow

This thought-provoking paper by Robert Muir, from the City of Markham, examines evidence-based policy gaps in water resources applicable to urban flood management. This paper looks at the differences between “thinking fast” and “thinking slow” when it comes to water resources risk and management - and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. To read the full paper, please visit the open-access JWMM:

Evidence Based Policy Gaps in Water Resources: Thinking Fast and Slow on Floods and Flow