Human caused climate change is affecting our weather. It's affecting us now. I asked climate change expert Professor @IlanKelman what we should be doing differently to plan and prepare for the impacts of climate change in the future.
#DRR#disasters#adaptation#climatechange
With more complex, compounding and cascading disasters ahead - what do emergency managers need to do in preparation for the future? 🔥
We ask Kelly McKinney @kellymnyc, Assistant Vice President of Emergency Management at NYU Langone Health:
☀️ If your job was affected by a warming climate, would you move elsewhere?
This month we're speaking with Professor Mo Hamza to discuss the impact of climate change on the movement of people - and why we can't call those impacted "climate refugees".
https://t.co/aktxWrwzwp
Research shows that during a disaster, violence and aggressive behaviour towards women increases. We spoke with Dr Debra Parkinson and Stephen O'Malley AFSM from Gender and Disaster Australia. Listen now:
https://t.co/BrM3Oe8oX9
#disaster#podcast#domesticviolence
Have you ever been a dark tourist, and is it ethical?
Dark tourism expert Dr Philip Stone @Pip1066 joins Andrew and Josh on the podcast to discuss the motivations for visiting places impacted by disasters.
Listen in wherever you get your podcasts!
🎧https://t.co/JqXk52Tc4n
Money makes the world go round - especially when it comes to disaster risk 🌍. Andrew and Josh speak with @StevenGoldfinch from @ADB_HQ about their Strategy 2030 and investment in projects which reduce disaster risk in the Asia Pacific.
Read more: https://t.co/7nfU2wxF2M
July 2023 was the hottest month on record. Prof Ben Zaitchik @BenZaitchik discusses why #heatwaves are the silent killer, the impact on vulnerable communities and how we can better prepare for future heat.
Podcast: https://t.co/eTc4VmXMpw
#heatwaves#podcast#disaster
Can hail cannons, cloud seeding and fire detecting drones prevent disasters, reducing the need to respond? Associate Professor @Roslyn_Prinsley, discusses the latest research and innovations in disaster prevention on Me, Myself & Disaster: https://t.co/mMeut0yvqf #podcast
What's next in emergency management, and how can we develop the next generation of leaders?👨🚒👮♂️ We asked Dr Blythe McLennan @viajerabj from @HazardsResearch to find out more! Listen now on your favourite podcast platform or at https://t.co/nDDec3awex
Is volunteering dead - and what's the future of the EM workforce? We ask @viajerabj from @HazardsResearch about the shifting landscape and the skills EM leaders need in the future. Listen to the latest podcast at https://t.co/nDDec3awex.
Almost 12 years since the largest earthquake in Japan's history, we visit Ishinomaki and speak with the Director of a museum on the site of the Kadowaki Elementary School Ruins. Listen now on your favourite podcast app: https://t.co/60uVA7Eku4
Three years on since the Black Summer bushfires, Greg Webb is rebuilding a resilient and sustainable home in Lake Conjola. We hit the road to the NSW South Coast to learn more.
🎧 Podcast https://t.co/BrM3Oe8oX9
🎥 Full ep on YT: https://t.co/5X4bH8ReBX
#podcast#disaster
Thanks to everyone who has listened and supported @MeMyselfDisaste this year! Looking forward to returning with Season 3 of the podcast in 2023.
Season's greetings from Andrew & Josh! 🎅
Too often, fires, floods and storms are called 'natural' disasters. Here's why there's no such thing as a 'natural' disaster. #NoNaturalDisasters
https://t.co/eE15fTAAQ7
We recently visited the Bangkok Flood Control Centre - the nerve centre responsible for monitoring flood gauges, issuing warnings and activating flood pumps. Read more: https://t.co/BQu3H9Vc4X
During all our conversations here in Thailand, we're consistently hearing that the climate and disaster landscape is changing and we're facing more difficult challenges ahead. Here's a quick video update: https://t.co/pByXOF2cQO
#podcast#disasters#MeMyselfDisaster