Check out the 2020 https://t.co/13FFEhO6T6 Fall Workshop Festival! πποΈπ§ Virtual events focus on resilient communities along the Lake Erie and Lake Ontario shorelines, including issues of #EnvironmentalJustice. https://t.co/Sgb1XFFGCc
Just arrived in NYC after almost 82 hours. The virtual race started on May 15 2020 and after 434 miles I am now celebrating in the Big Apple (virtually). If I can do it you can do it. See more at https://t.co/XJpBrj93FB Have a nice long weekend!
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@UBuffalo@OUTSTEPLGL A special thanks to the leadership of Jay Roorbach @jarthree to get the UB community @UBCommunity Storm Ready. We are looking forward to more collaboration with @NWSBUFFALO as part of research, teaching and outreach activities of https://t.co/XtlGtSNknz
Check out the updated webpage https://t.co/XtlGtSNknz - It shows the 8 ft by 18 ft map we plan to use for our participatory mapping exercise with nearly 100 participants during the three day workshop #OUTSTEP@OUTSTEPLGL
The initial https://t.co/XtlGtSNknz webpage is now online; more info to come after the workshop in Buffalo, NY (Aug 19-21 2019). Researchers of eight universities in the Lower Great Lakes Region are excited to meet with practitioners and community stakeholders. #OUTSTEPLGL#UB
According to the USGS: "It takes much less rainfall to trigger debris flows from burned basins than from unburned areas. In southern California, as little as 7 millimeters (0.3 inches) of rainfall in 30 minutes has triggered debris flows." Let's hope we don't get too many.
Here is the latest thinking on the upcoming multi-day rainfall event (Wednesday through Saturday). Of particular interest are the burn scar areas where ash and debris flows are possible if precipitation is heavy enough. #CAwx#CampFire
Our minds and hearts are with those that are impacted by #hurricanemichael2018 - Canadian TV interviewed me for their 7 pm national newscast just after their top story https://t.co/yCgu0b6lpF
Just got this picture from the friendly University of Tokyo Guesthouse Staff at the Oiwake Intl. Lodge who organized and assisted in the exercise. Will share this with my colleagues from the Local Emergency Management Committee back in Buffalo, NY ... take care! @UTokyo_News_en
Sunday morning here and we just had a surprise fire drill incl. evacuation, defibrillator and fire extinguisher practice. Very professional, bi-lingual and 30 minutes hands-on. Excellent job by the Tokyo Fire Dept. For fire / injury call 119 in Japan @Tokyo_Fire_D@Tokyo_gov
Just spent the weekend in the radioactive contaminated landscape near the Fukushima-Daiichi NPP meeting with farmers and community leaders. Working the next three months with Scientists at the University of Tokyo on this topic ... https://t.co/elKOHTCqcI https://t.co/qRY4kk6jCL