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Live Life to the Fullest – A Tail From the Dog Park
Last week we had to say good bye to another of our good friends at the dog park, Buster the Beagle, affectionately known to his friends as Little B. Sad as we are at his passing, we take comfort in the fact that Buster lived a full life, having reached the grand age of 17. […]
A Flooded Zoo Can Pose A Real Challenge to Responders
Emergency managers deal with many unusual circumstances following a disaster but what do you do when wild animals roam your streets during a flood?
Disaster Movies as Teaching Tools
Disaster movies can raise unreasonable public concern but they can also be used to spread the message of preparedness.
Terrorism Theater: The Public Is Not The Threat
By focusing mainly on passenger screening, airport security officials may be leaving the back door open to terrorists.
Playing Politics
Like it or not, politics is involved in almost all aspects of emergency management. Knowing how to play the game can make a significant difference to your programs.
Emergency Planners Are The Same The World Over
Nepal may seem a world away but emergency planners face the same problems wherever they are.
Energy Conservation and Cognitive Dissonance
The California PUC wants to reward people who save electricity with higher rates. Do they really think this is going to encourage future conservation?