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"Maitland Speaks" recounts the profound relationship between the Australian town of Maitland and the floods that have repeatedly shaped its existence. This book weaves together individual stories, community experiences, and historical context to provide a comprehensive understanding of how floods have influenced the town's development and the mindset of its residents.
Through interviews, historical accounts, and analysis, the author examines the science behind flooding, the politics of community discourse, and the evolution of flood mitigation strategies. It explores the impact of floods on urban planning, local politics, and even the region's literature and art.
This book serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in the dynamics between communities and natural hazards, offering insights into how societies can learn from and adapt to the challenges posed by recurring environmental events.
Condition: Used (good, see images, some cover wear, minor marking on initial pages) Softcover ISBN 9780646818757
