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Flash Flood Watch vs. Warning

August 21, 2026

A flood watch means prepare. A flash flood warning means move now. Learn what each NWS alert means and why your phone may not alert you at all.

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Flash Flood Watch vs. Warning

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Natural Disasters in North America: Types & Prevention

January 18, 2022

Natural disasters are severely damaging weather events that have both dangerous and costly repercussions.

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Hurricane Flood Barriers: Protection with TrapBag

January 17, 2022

Hurricanes are extremely destructive and require efficient forms of protection to mitigate damages. TrapBags are a durable form of hurricane flood barriers.

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Flood Prevention Barriers: Self-Activated, Inflatable & Gate

January 17, 2022

While there are many forms of flood prevention barriers, TrapBag is the best solution due to its durability, versatility, longevity, and ease of deployment.

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How to Use TrapBag® Barriers as a Sheet Pile Alternative

January 4, 2022

TrapBag barriers are superior to traditional metal sheet piles for construction retaining walls due to their versatility and ease of installation.

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Flood Control: Flood Bags vs. TrapBag® vs. Bulk Bags

December 22, 2021

When a flood is approaching, there are a few types of bags to consider; TrapBags are the best, due to their rapid-deployment, durability, and dependability.

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TrapBag® for Construction: Cofferdams, Flood & Erosion Control

December 22, 2021

Construction sites experience flooding, erosion issues, and the need to build in bodies of water. TrapBags can help with all of that, and more.

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Grand Rapids Environmental Services wastewater plant using TrapBags

Control Barriers for Public Works and Government Agencies

December 5, 2021

Avoid incoming disasters with TrapBag control barriers. Anything from erosion, flooding, mudslides, and construction needs in public works can be covered.

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Natural Disaster Response: Floods

November 30, 2021

Floods cause massive destruction in any area that it hits. Floods occur when water overflows basins, rivers, streams, or any body of water.

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Rapid Response for Different Types of Flooding

November 30, 2021

The causes of floods range from heavy rainfall to strong winds over water, severe snowmelt, failure of water-retaining structures like dams and dikes, higher-than-normal tides, to tsunamis.

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Flood Response & Prevention in Europe

November 1, 2021

Catastrophic floods continue to besiege many European countries. According to the BBC, the worst flooding in decades occurred in July this year.

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TrapBags used to protect against snow melt in Fargo

Flood Response & Prevention in South Asia

November 1, 2021

Flooding in Asia has been a dangerous issue for centuries. Between monsoons and river flooding, South Asia is always at risk of a devastating flood.

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TrapBag flood control barriers for Fargo flood

Civil Engineering & Climate Change: How TrapBag® Can Help

November 1, 2021

Climate change impacts the work of civil engineers by weakening infrastructure. Read this blog to see how TrapBags are the superior solution to protecting against erosion and flooding.

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