Parkinson noted that global smart community spending will reach $158 billion by 2022 with officer wearables and vehicle-to-everything connectivity generating the fastest growth in smart community spending. Keep Reading
Physical fire danger and "high indicators of social vulnerability deserve highest attention," says Newsom order. Keep Reading
The second half of the year saw an accumulation of billion-dollar losses from floods, tropical cyclones in the US and Japan, wildfires and earthquakes. Keep Reading
Flooding has become so common that Norfolk resident Kiquanda Baker says residents will cancel plans if rain is in the forecast. Keep Reading
The Saffir-Simpson scale which has been used by meteorologists for decades classifies storms by wind speed only. Keep Reading
Knowing what goes on underground, however, would facilitate better warnings for when an eruption will occur – and help save lives while keeping damage to a minimum. Keep Reading
If the shutdown continues much longer, preparedness training will be canceled for emergency managers in coastal communities looking warily ahead. Keep Reading
Last year was the deadliest and most destructive fire season in California, with 104 deaths and more than $3.5 billion in damages. Keep Reading
Failure to address the ecological crises will inevitably create a world dominated by unprecedented mass migrations, violent local conflicts over dwindling resources, and ultimately war. Keep Reading
For workers with state and federal agencies charged with managing the fires in Alaska, the busy season is just beginning. Keep Reading
