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Inclusive disaster management is key to ensuring safe internal climate migration in Pakistan

Inclusive disaster management is key to ensuring safe internal climate migration in Pakistan

In 2025, Pakistan’s Punjab province is facing historic levels of flooding that have already affected two million people. The province, a key hub for wheat production and the country’s agricultural center, has housed makeshift relief camps for flood-affected residents. Flooding in this region is not unprecedented. In 2022, the Punjab province and its surrounding areas were devastated ...

ByInternational Water Management Institute (IWMI)


Zimmetry Environmental Warns of Hidden Hazards Following Lithium-Ion Battery Fires

Zimmetry Environmental Warns of Hidden Hazards Following Lithium-Ion Battery Fires

With decades of experience in industrial hygiene, environmental, health, safety, and disaster response throughout Puerto Rico and the Caribbean, Zimmetry Environmental provides comprehensive post-fire services, including air and surface sampling, exposure risk evaluations, remediation oversight, and regulatory compliance guidance. They encourage organizations, ...

ByCochrane & Associates, LLC


What a just transition could mean for Southern Africa’s food, land and water systems

What a just transition could mean for Southern Africa’s food, land and water systems

To solve Southern Africa’s food, land and water inequalities, we must first listen to local communities and address the conflicts that divide them. Solutions must include cooperation across different actors, meaningful input from indigenous communities and effective governance. These themes emerged at a panel discussion during the annual Science Forum South Africa held on November 24, ...

ByInternational Water Management Institute (IWMI)


Interstate Products partners with GEM for Water Bladder Donations for Hurricane Melissa Relief at Jamaican Hospital

Interstate Products partners with GEM for Water Bladder Donations for Hurricane Melissa Relief at Jamaican Hospital

Interstate Products Inc Partners with GEM for continued efforts to supply human relief. When the second of two larger size water storage bladders arrived in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa, its impact was felt almost immediately—and intensely. The stories coming back from the field, particularly from the hard-hit Mandeville Regional Hospital in the south, revealed a dire situation: the ...

ByInterstate Products, Inc.


3,000 Gallons in 24 Hours: Interstate Products – Sarasota, Florida Mobilizes with JURA for Critical Drinking Water Relief in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa.

3,000 Gallons in 24 Hours: Interstate Products – Sarasota, Florida Mobilizes with JURA for Critical Drinking Water Relief in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa.

When communities face crisis, the speed of humanitarian aid often determines its impact. This week, due to the CAT 5 Hurricane Melissa, Interstate Products, Inc. successfully expedited the delivery of a critical 3,000-gallon water storage bladder and transport tank to the Jamaica United Relief Association (JURA), a proven 501 (c)(3) non-profit, enabling rapid deployment to a community in Jamaica ...

ByInterstate Products, Inc.


National Preparedness Month 2025: Your Business Foundation Starts Here

National Preparedness Month 2025: Your Business Foundation Starts Here

This September, AVTECH and Room Alert proudly join organizations across the nation in recognizing National Preparedness Month. This annual observance represents a crucial call to action that can determine whether your business emerges from unexpected challenges stronger than before or struggles to recover from preventable disasters. The urgency of preparedness has never been more apparent. In ...

ByAVTECH Software, Inc.


Embracing Innovation: Let’s Celebrate World Facilities Management Day 2025!

Embracing Innovation: Let’s Celebrate World Facilities Management Day 2025!

Let’s give a big shout-out to the facilities management professionals who keep our world running smoothly! World Facilities Management Day is here, and it’s the perfect opportunity to recognize the hard work, dedication and crucial contributions of these often-unsung heroes. From ensuring a comfortable workspace to driving sustainability initiatives, their impact is immense. This ...

ByAVTECH Software, Inc.


World Water Day 2025: Glacier Preservation

World Water Day 2025: Glacier Preservation

Imagine a world where the towering masses of ice that have shaped our landscapes for millennia begin to vanish before our eyes. Glaciers—those majestic giants that feed rivers, sustain ecosystems, and regulate the global climate—are under threat. Their melting is not only a stark reminder of climate change but a direct danger to life on Earth. Every year on March 22, the world comes ...

ByAlmar Water Solutions


Witney Welcomes PM to Showcase Geodesign Barrier`s Potential

Witney Welcomes PM to Showcase Geodesign Barrier`s Potential

In a show of support for community-driven flood protection initiatives, the then sitting Prime Minister visited Witney, underscoring the need for innovative flood mitigation solutions. His engagement with the Geodesign Barrier and its local proponents provides a promising look into the future of UK's flood management strategies. Information Location: Witney, West Oxfordshire, UK Model: Heavy ...

ByGeodesign Barriers, Inc


PME Revisits Ongoing Lahaina Research with Dr. Andrea Kealoha

PME Revisits Ongoing Lahaina Research with Dr. Andrea Kealoha

With collaborative efforts ranging from equipment donation or lending to assistance with extensive data analysis – Kealoha still finds herself humbled by the abundance of generosity.In response to the disaster, Precision Measurement Engineering (PME) donated three miniDOT® Loggers equipped with antifouling measures to support Kealoha’s research. ...

ByPrecision Measurement Engineering, Inc. (PME)


Staying afloat when disaster strikes

Staying afloat when disaster strikes

The restoration of the canal is the culmination of a series of community discussions and an anticipatory action exercise that took place in July of 2023. The three-day proactive disaster response exercise simulated an actual flood ...

ByInternational Water Management Institute (IWMI)


Floods in Kenya underscore urgent need for anticipatory action in disaster situations

Floods in Kenya underscore urgent need for anticipatory action in disaster situations

Floods in Kenya have killed at least 228 and displaced some 212,630 people. In East Africa, torrential rain has caused flooding, mudslides, severe damage to vital infrastructure and displaced thousands. The disaster in Kenya is fueled by abnormally heavy precipitation in April. It has exposed critical weaknesses in preparedness and highlighted the need for better forecasting, communication and ...

ByInternational Water Management Institute (IWMI)


The hidden crisis of disaster displacement and host community struggles in rural areas of Pakistan

The hidden crisis of disaster displacement and host community struggles in rural areas of Pakistan

Read the new feature from IWMI Pakistan, exploring their work as a part of CGIAR’s Fragility, Conflict and Migration Initiative to learn about the hidden crisis of disaster displacement. Two years after devasting floods submerged a third of the country, killing more than 1,700 and impacting 33 million more through the loss of infrastructure, homes, livelihoods, livestock, ...

ByInternational Water Management Institute (IWMI)


The best time to plan for drought is when it’s raining

The best time to plan for drought is when it’s raining

The State of Global Water Resources Report 2022 says the hydrological cycle is spinning out of balance. The world’s weather has gone wild. Cold snaps, heat waves, dry spells, floods, and drought, all at one time exceptional occurrences, are now the norm. The planet is fluctuating between extremes as anomalies in weather conditions push the climate out of its groove. Natural disasters are ...

ByInternational Water Management Institute (IWMI)


Duke Energy supports first responders with $500,000 in grant opportunities for emergency preparedness in South Carolina

Duke Energy supports first responders with $500,000 in grant opportunities for emergency preparedness in South Carolina

Grants will pay for training, life-saving equipment and new technology to aid in disaster planning and recovery operations Application now open for South Carolina nonprofits, governmental agencies The Duke Energy Foundation is kicking off the second year of its $500,000 microgrant program to invest in emergency preparedness organizations across South Carolina to increase ...

ByDuke Energy


Fuel bladder working places

Fuel bladder working places

This is particularly useful in large-scale construction projects that may require multiple fueling locations. Disaster Response Fuel bladders are also used in disaster response situations, where traditional fuel storage infrastructure may be damaged or unavailable. These bladders can be quickly deployed to provide fuel for ...

ByFlixtank


Assessing Property Damage and Mitigating Exposure Risks in Puerto Rico Following Hurricane Fiona

Assessing Property Damage and Mitigating Exposure Risks in Puerto Rico Following Hurricane Fiona

Governor Pedro Pierluisi described the damage suffered in Puerto Rico due to Hurricane Fiona as catastrophic. In response to the natural disaster, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has announced that federal emergency aid has been made available to the Government of Puerto Rico to supplement the local government’s response ...

ByCochrane & Associates, LLC


Water Quality Monitoring now Accessible Anywhere on the Planet from a Cell Phone

Water Quality Monitoring now Accessible Anywhere on the Planet from a Cell Phone

With increasing occurrences of toxic and harmful algae blooms, resulting from man-made environmental disasters, threatening our planet’s clean water sources, water quality monitoring has become a tool of importance to collect and monitor the state of our resources. To aid in the process of mitigating potential environmental disasters through proactive and ...

ByHydro BioScience, LLC (HBS)


Itron Report Reveals Heightened Need for Resilient and Reliable Grid

Itron Report Reveals Heightened Need for Resilient and Reliable Grid

However, they are more concerned about natural disasters (20%) than EVs (16%). Utility executives are extremely/very concerned about the grid and the impact of disasters (88%), demand from EVs (85%), integrating renewables (86%) and complying with environmental mandates (90%). ...

BySmart Grid Observer


IAEM and NEMA Tout Return on Investment of Critical Emergency Management Grant

IAEM and NEMA Tout Return on Investment of Critical Emergency Management Grant

Without a robust emergency management ecosystem at the state, local, territorial, and tribal levels, the responses to many disasters would falter or require unplanned federal support. Capabilities afforded through EMPG allow many of these events to be managed without additional federal expenditures. While disaster events remain unpredictable and ...

ByInternational Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM)

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