Climate change is influencing the frequency of severe weather events, affecting human safety and infrastructure, and significantly impacting economies.
Climate change, poverty and insufficient medical care are three factors influencing emergency management efforts across the United States, according to a FEMA report.
It’s a good time for public safety, emergency management, and law enforcement officials to revisit severe weather plans. Here are 3 foolproof ways to ensure emergency preparedness.
Widespread flooding across eastern Kentucky has claimed 37 lives and caused damage across the region. Security professionals share disaster relief strategies.
NOAA's updated Billion Dollar Disasters mapping tool can help organizations, leaders, and people understand the risk of weather and climate disasters and plan risk assessments accordingly.
Discover three main trends in how the public thinks about and prepares for natural disasters and severe weather events, according to Rave's recent public safety and emergency preparedness survey.
