Albert Kevin
Climate change is causing significant alterations in hydrological events, such as floods, droughts, and storms, by intensifying their frequency, severity, and spatial distribution. These extreme events pose substantial challenges to water resources management, infrastructure resilience, and human well-being. This essay explores the impacts of climate change on hydrological events, identifies adaptation and mitigation strategies, and underscores the need for integrated approaches to address these challenges. Through resilient infrastructure, policy measures, and sustainable practices, communities can enhance their resilience to extreme hydrological events and mitigate the impacts of climate change. Urgent and concerted action is essential to secure a sustainable future amidst this pressing global challenge.