suggests an analysis of flooding from the Yellow River in China. More extreme and frequent rainfall due to global warming means river flooding is a growing threat to millions of people worldwide.

On this day in 1938, the Yellow River experienced a major flood during the Second Sino-Japanese War when the Chinese Nationalist government deliberately destroyed the dikes along the river to halt the ...

The 1931 China Floods rank among the deadliest natural disasters ever recorded. Heavy rain and unusually heavy snowmelt ...

the largest tributary of the Yellow River, is experiencing its 2024 "No.1 Flood," a classification given to the first flood to reach a certain standard of severity in a single river each year.

A new study published in Engineering presents an integrated model that evaluates flood risks to people’s life and property in the lower Yellow River (LYR) under various floodplain management modes.

Flooding in China’s Yellow River became 10 times more frequent in the last 1,000 years than in several previous millennia, and it cannot be blamed on climate change, a new study has shown.

encouraging the entire society to better protect and utilize the Yellow River water resources. Jiaying Temple in Jiaozuo, Central China's Henan Province, the Lin Gong Dyke (a historical flood ...