Disaster Zone
The answer is search and rescue.
No insurance and no flood insurance will sink many people.
An important position given the risks to infrastructures.
This "conflict" will be with us for the foreseeable future.
It is a reflection of the damages and services available.
How to hook up and operate a generator safely.
This is for a 30-year period dating back to Hurricane Andrew.
The pandemic revealed that all is not well.
A helicopter tour of the coastline in one county.
People move to places oblivious to the disaster risks of that region or specific location.
Ah, how being in disaster changes one’s perspective.
Of course they have money, but they will have damages.
Disaster resilience starts with relationships and trust.
The clock is ticking on getting a temporary budget bill passed.
There are many consultants working to support government agencies.
We have to turn the mitigation wheel faster.
A short list of actions being taken to respond.
Tis the season for hurricanes and tropical storms.
Puerto Rico is receiving the majority of the news coverage.
An untapped resource available to agencies.
