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absolute prevention is impossible. however, problems can be reduced. this always has to be done in combination with improving the quality of life in the area (traffic, litter, parking, etc.).

better sewers

we cannot avoid flooding right now as the climate takes time to adjust to our actions, but we can do something to minimize the damages and we can at the same time take preventive action which will show effects in 10-20 years' time. to adapt to the flooding, we need to construct elevated surfaces where there is a security risk, i.e., underground stations. furthermore, the drainage needs to be enlarged everywhere as it cannot handle the floods that are occurring nowadays. the preventive actions are to lower our greenhouse gas emissions, i.e., we must let our energy be supplied by more renewable energy sources such as windmills, hydropower, geothermal energy, and solar power.

more urban green spaces. less impermeable surfaces. bigger drainage systems.

short term: lar (in english local drainage of rainwater) and repairs of the drainage system. long term: stop climate change.

it's not a problem yet. for the future, could we try to stop global warming?

i know they removed some houses in odense to make room for a big basin. i think people have to move away from the areas with high flood risks. i don't think it will be completely possible to solve the problems by introducing larger drainage systems combined with sustainable drainage systems.

mapping the areas of the city that are at risk of flooding and avoiding excessive paving and construction in those areas. adding more green spaces in the city to reduce runoff.

better sewer system

to my knowledge, it's mainly a problem in the northern parts of odense. in stige, they often have floods by the harbor, and a good solution might be to expand the sewage system or have pumps for flooding that could drain the areas, and maybe store the flood water for some kind of reuse, considering its quality.