Two months since the Canada Day flooding, and conversations continue to spark ideas about how to avoid a similar scenario from happening again. For instance, Carleton University has run simulations involving engineered rain gardens, and whether these devices could be a drainage capacity difference-maker for high-risk flooding areas. Jennifer Drake is a Carleton University Associate Professor and the Canada Research Chair in Stormwater and Low Impact Development. She joins guest host Chris Holski on CFRA's Ottawa At Work.

<p>Two months since the Canada Day flooding, and conversations continue to spark ideas about how to avoid a similar scenario from happening again. For instance, Carleton University has run simulations involving engineered rain gardens, and whether these devices could be a drainage capacity difference-maker for high-risk flooding areas. Jennifer Drake is a Carleton University Associate Professor and the Canada Research Chair in Stormwater and Low Impact Development. She joins guest host Chris Holski on CFRA's Ottawa At Work.</p>