Place + Resilience
Andrew RumbachPlace + Resilience is a weekly blog that explores the science and policy of disasters, climate change, and community resilience.
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The Return of Cameron Hamilton: Three Hopes and Three Worries for FEMA
Late last week numerous outlets - beginning with the New York Times \- reported that Cameron Hamilton will be nominated as the first permanent FEMA Administrator of the 2nd Trump Administration. If you have a sense of deja vu, that is becau...
The Progress of Recovery in Rolling Fork Three Years After the Tornado: An Experiment in Vibe Coding
On the evening of March 24th, 2023, an EF-4 tornado tore through Rolling Fork, a small town of 1,880 people in the southern Mississippi Delta. The tornado killed 13 people and damaged or destroyed the town hall, police station, library, and...
A Few FEMA Updates to End Your Week
Quick post today…lots of activity on the FEMA front that may be of interest:
Risk and Rurality, Part I: The Scope of the Challenge
One of my earliest disaster-related memories is a tornado in 1990 that destroyed Petersburg, Indiana. Petersburg is a small place, just a couple thousand people, in a region made up entirely of small places. The EF-4 tornado ripped through ...
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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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