There was an interesting article last week in the New York Times, ”Permanent Flood Solutions Just Out of Reach for Fargo,” by Kirk Johnson and Monica Davey. The piece uses Fargo (and neighboring Grand Forks) as a case study to illustrate a common dynamic when it comes to disasters — attention, action and funding are often in [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Flooding'
In Fargo, Losing By Winning On Flood Protection?
April 5th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: Flooding · Uncategorized
Changing Of The Guard At “Homeland Security Watch” Blog, North Dakota/Minnesota Red River Flooding Roundup
March 24th, 2009 · 2 Comments
There’s new management at one of the most informative homeland security news and analysis resources I know of, the Homeland Security Watch blog. Jonah Czerwinski, a good friend of this blog, who wrote HLS Watch for the past 13 24 [corrected] months is taking a job in government. He has recently been replaced, quite ably, by a trio [...]
Tags: Flooding · Preparedness Resources
National Flood Safety Awareness Week Begins
March 16th, 2009 · No Comments
It’s National Flood Safety Awareness Week, and the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration’s National Weather Service and FEMA are warning the public, particularly those in the Midwest, to prepare for the possibility of spring flooding. According to their Awareness Week website:
Most Americans ignore the risks of flooding, assuming they aren’t in a flood zone. The reality is, floods are [...]
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