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Are You Ready for the Next Disaster? (New York Times)
Why we?re so bad at preparing for catastrophe.
Southwest Disaster Coalition plans for the worst case scenario (The Dickinson Press)
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Let us have commuter rail (Isthmus)
People like Rick Berg who think we can drill our way out of high gas prices, or build our way out of highway congestion, truly want to remain in the failed policies of the past ('quot;Let Them Eat Commuter Rail,'quot; 6/27/08). When planning our transportation future, we must think locally while remembering the globe.
Malibu prepares for fire season (The Malibu Times)
The city has updated its disaster notification system, and local residents have galvanized grassroots efforts to prepare for the next calamity.
Have a perfect picnic with these tips (14 WFIE Evansville)
Posted by Melissa Greathouse Summer is perfect time for picnics, and who doesn't love eating outdoors on a nice cool summer day? Fresh air, hamburgers, potato salad...yum! But planning a picnic involves
NFU planning demonstration over badger cull ‘disaster’ FWi (Farmers Weekly Interactive)
NFU president Peter Kendall has warned a negative decision from DEFRA on culling badgers as part of a TB control strategy would be completely devastating to farming families and their businesses.
From helping students to helping disaster victims (9 News Denver)
DENVER – In Sue Mencer's office, the stories behind the pictures and plaques have the makings of a suspense novel.
Golfing tourism on brink of disaster (The Courier)
THE MAIN industry body for Scottish golf is to hold a major workshop at Troon next month to discuss problems facing what could be an industry “on the brink of disaster.”
Declare Independence day from the kitchen (WTVM 9 Columbus)
NATIONAL - Summer is perfect time for picnics -- and who doesn't love eating outdoors on a nice cool summer day? Fresh air, hamburgers, potato salad .... yum! But planning a picnic involves the proper handling of food so your picnic doesn't end up a disaster.
Disaster services push preparedness (Rocky Mountain News)
A broad coalition of Denver partners recently announced two new services to better prepare for possible disaster in Denver.