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Revised Guidance from FEMA on Hazard Mitigation Assistance.

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See the newly revised guide titled: Hazard Mitigation Assistance Program and Policy Guide “ “FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) programs provide funding for eligible mitigation activities that protect life and property from future disaster damage to build a more resilient nation.

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Major Hazard – the Cascadia Subduction Zone

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From the WashPost.com: Scientists map one of Earth’s top hazards in the Pacific Northwest. “Scientists have mapped one of the most hazardous spots on the globe in unprecedented detail: a 600-mile geologic boundary just off the Pacific Northwest coast.

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Increase in Hazard Mitigation Funds

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From the CRS: Recent Funding Increases for FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance. billion in Hazard Mitigation Grant Program funding will be made available to states, territories, and tribes (STTs) with major disaster declarations for the COVID-19 pandemic. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recently announced that $3.46

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How Converging Climate Hazards in Asia Could Create $1.43 Billion in Losses for the Region

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In Asia and the Pacific, natural and biological hazards are converging, creating cascading risks on populations and infrastructures, according to a new report from the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP). The post How Converging Climate Hazards in Asia Could Create $1.43

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New CRS Report on Hazard Mitigation

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New Congressional Research Service report: Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Hazard Mitigation Assistance. (4

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New GAO Report on AI in Natural Hazards Modeling

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TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT: Artificial Intelligence in Natural Hazard Modeling Severe Storms, Hurricanes, Floods, and Wildfire. Note that the full report is 61 pp. The Diva considers this a must read for people in the emergency management field and expects that this subject will be an important one in 2024.

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Dealing with Dual Hazards

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Researchers say individuals should respond to the hazard most pressing at the time and prepare to move locations if necessary. From the WashPost: A tornado and flood are coming your way: Take cover or move higher?

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