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Mitigating the Impact of Severe Weather

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Severe weather puts millions in harm’s way each year. By 2050, severe weather and climate-related events could displace 1.2 Severe Weather Trends. Severe weather and climate-related risk events have increased five times over the last decade, causing approximately $137 billion in economic loss each year.

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Prepare for the Impact of Tropical Storm Nicole

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The Global Impact of Severe Weather. By 2050, severe weather and climate-related events are projected to displace 1.2 As severe weather continues to cause harm, acting swiftly to build resilience against climate threats is paramount. Prepare in Advance for a Severe Weather Event.

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7 Best Practices for Emergency Managers

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By recognizing that hazards, including severe weather events, are unpredictable and cannot be completely prevented, emergency managers can instead focus their efforts on promoting a resilient organization. Conduct a THIRA (thorough hazard identification and risk assessment) as part of your Hazard Mitigation Planning.

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Inclement weather response demands attention

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By  Brian Toolan , Everbridge VP Global Public Safety Despite technological advances, proactive steps remain to strengthen resilience and keep people safe Advances in inclement weather and communications technology are everywhere. Yet, the impact of inclement weather on communities across the United States seems to be escalating.

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Why 2024 Should Be the Year of Crisis Preparedness for Your Brand

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Despite a growing interest in crisis readiness, the stark reality is that a shocking percentage of organizations remain alarmingly unprepared for a significant crisis event that demands immediate, decisive action to prevent severe repercussions.

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The financial impact of climate change on organizations

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The financial impact of climate change is expected to become more extreme with time. Climate-related disasters are only increasing, which is in turn increasing the costs associated without proper mitigation steps. Extreme weather events such as floods, droughts, and hurricanes can damage physical assets and disrupt supply chains.

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Increase Community Resilience for Extreme Cold Emergencies

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Source: Government of Canada January 2024 – Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) warns of extreme cold that could last for several days, with temperatures reaching as low as –50 degrees Celsius (-58 degrees Fahrenheit) with wind chill. The impact of cold emergencies goes beyond discomfort. Especially vulnerable populations.