Do We Really Need A Czar?
We’re told we need a Czar to coordinate Federal agencies. So why don’t we use the coordination mechanisms we already have?
We’re told we need a Czar to coordinate Federal agencies. So why don’t we use the coordination mechanisms we already have?
Preparing for disasters only when they confront us is just dumb. The end result is a media-generated climate of fear and a mistrust of the government’s preparedness for major events.
The Principles of Emergency Management can only be relevant if they can be applied practically to day-to-day activities. Re-envisioning the Principles may offer a solution.
There is a common misconception that installing a solar power system on your home makes you independent of the energy grid. The reality is different.
Most homeowners are unaware that their biggest earthquake hazard is literally hanging over their heads.
Well meaning advice after an earthquake is sometimes based on bad information and can do more harm than good.
The contamination of Toledo’s water supply is not the first time this has happened in the US and it won’t be the last.