Join us at the Flood & Coast 2022 Conference and Exhibition on 7-9th June 2022
Flood & Coast is a unique event that attracts exhibitors, speakers and visitors from around the world to advance the debate about the impacts of climate change on flood and coastal erosion risk management (FCERM).
Posted on: May 16th 2022 • Posted in: Aquacast, Events & Exhibitions, Retaining Walls, Sea defence walls
Join us in Telford at #FloodandCoast2022, which focusses on the most important issues in flood & coastal erosion risk management in today’s changing climate. We are on our customers stand, Jackson (stand TBC), talking about coastal projects we have worked on together on, as well new products such as Aquacast blocks and our work on ultra-low carbon concrete. Do come and say hello.
Produced by CIWEM in partnership with the Environment Agency, the event brings together professionals across the FCERM community to discuss innovative ways of working together and with the communities most affected by flooding and coastal erosion in today’s changing climate.
Find out more on their website at: floodandcoast.com
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