
Place + Resilience is a weekly blog that explores the science and policy of disasters, climate change, and community resilience.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 87 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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There is a character in the 4th season of The Wire, Lieutenant Marimow, who was sent into the major crimes unit to undermine their investigation of the drug trade and its connections to local politics. He "does not cast off talent lightly”,...
The leading premise of the FEMA Review Council report and recommendations is that the President should “return leadership for emergency response and recovery to the States, Tribes and Territories.” The report begins:
As it stands today,...
Disasters are as much financial events as they are physical ones, and the financial impact of disasters often long outlive their physical damage. Households often experience disasters as a sustained shock to their financial health…sudden an...
As the calamity in Nepal and Tibet continues to reveal itself, a heartfelt thank you to my readers who donated $825 to Mercy Corps. I’ve matched it and deeply appreciate the generosity of our community.
A few weekend reads for you:
Like you, I’ve been watching in horror as video clips of the disaster along the Nepal and Tibet border have gone viral. What we see is a wall of water suddenly appearing, smashing through buildings and sweeping away bridges, vehicles, land...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Senior Fellow at the Urban Institute @urbaninstitute. I write about place-based plans & policies for disaster risk reduction, recovery, adaptation & resilience. Former professor of urban and regional planning.
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