Wetlands offer cost effective flood control in Manitoba
The Inter national Joint Commission urges broad water management beyond the Red River Floodway. Micro storage and wetland restoration could cut flood peaks, protect smaller watersheds, and support a Manitoba wide strategy. Wetland loss driven by agriculture raises costs, while restoration promises prevention benefits and fair compensation for landowners. Bryan Oborne, consultant to agriculture and land groups, advocates action.
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