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Increased flooding risks, roads, and land management practices: What's the link?
Episode 207
Wednesday, 14 January, 2026
This is an extended version of the version that was originally broadcast.As rains once again battered Vancouver Island over the weekend, multiple regions grappled with the risk of flooding. For a period on Monday there were evacuation notices covering parts of Chemainus and a campground in Parksville.UBC professor Younes Alila says that while governments and media outlets are often quick to point to climate change as a driver of more frequent atmospheric rivers and increased flood risks, he feels more attention needs to be given to the role of forest management practices, especially clear cut logging in creating conditions for dangerous floods. He spoke with Midcoast Morning.We also speak with Trace Acers from the Road Safe at Work program about driving during periods of heavy rain.Support Midcoast Morning and our Nonprofit Newsroom with a monthly sustaining donation of $5 to $10 a month.Podcast Photo: Map of flooding in Chemainus.Full program notes can be found at www.chly.ca/midcoastmorning ★ Support this podcast ★
