In light of the White House Task Force report on Community-Driven #Relocation, I am re-posting these 13 recommendations on how to improve community and individual relocation policy.
More on my recs: https://t.co/cW7A0h7aru
WH Report: https://t.co/B2dQgyCEx8
Great conversation at the UD Coastal Resilience Workshop with @ProfJarz about disaster insurance and climate change. Looking forward to more discussions about insurance as #climate adaptation
Check out her open access book!
...MILTON RAPIDLY INTENSIFIES INTO A CATEGORY 5 HURRICANE...
Data from an Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunter aircraft indicate that Milton has strengthened to a category 5. The max sustained winds are estimated to be 160 mph with higher gusts. https://t.co/dv1LkCViaN
We loved seeing this wrap up from the #HazWs Workshop and Researchers Meeting from @SamLMontano. Up and coming disasterolgists featured prominently! https://t.co/rjR4MFFxfS
#HazWS2024#RM2024
So good to hear from Dr. Anthony Fauci this afternoon as a part of the celebration for the 60th Anniversary of the @UDELDRC amazing lessons about the need for transparency and humanity instead of political division
So good to see more attention on environmental racism intersecting with disaster and climate change. I’m so proud of @swccihtx and honored to partner with them in this work #environmentaljustice#emergencymanagement#EMGtwitter
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We’re working to improve resilience to extreme weather regardless of language ability. Today we launched https://t.co/Fxq9a5SEz3 to host NWS forecasts translated by an AI language model into Spanish and Simplified Chinese with plans to add more. https://t.co/yti1jmy6jO
A natural hazard becomes a disaster when it combines with exposure and vulnerability to cause loss of life, hurt, and injury to people, along with economic loss.
In a way or another, disasters are a societal failure. #NoNaturalDisasters | #DRR
What every climate scientist will tell you:
Record-breaking extreme weather events of 2023 are expected at this level of warming.
The impacts on people are more severe than expected.
To keep things from getting worse, we need to stop burning fossil fuels & speed up adaptation.