IMPROVEMENT PLANNING POLICY
Finally, a five-step planning and design procedure is proposed that is able to integrate, within the development process, the hydrological consequences of climate change. *Correspondence to D. De Wrachien Department of Agricultural Hydraulics, State University of Milan, Via Celoria 2, 20133 Milano (e-mail: daniele.dewrachien@unimi.it) Introduction ................
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