Hull, situated in East Yorkshire, England, is a city rich in cultural heritage and history, yet it faces significant climate-related challenges, particularly flooding and coastal erosion.
Throughout its history, Hull has encountered significant flooding events that have driven innovative solutions and adaptations to manage this persistent threat.
Hull serves as an exemplary case study, offering valuable insights into historical responses to recurrent flooding across various eras. Understanding the city’s specific needs and developing tailored strategies are essential for preserving its cultural identity while ensuring resilience.
Read more about why we are using Hull as a case study in our latest blog post, written by Dr Francesca Giliberto.