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New Climate Vulnerability Index Made for Local, Regional Stories - Vimarsana News

New Climate Vulnerability Index Made for Local, Regional Stories

For environmental journalists looking to get granular on their coverage of climate risk, Reporter’s Toolbox recommends a new collaborative effort that integrates dozens of separate datasets to provide insights down to the census-tract level. Because it can also be cross-indexed by subjects like health and socioeconomics, it’s particularly useful for environmental justice

Source: sej.org
Climate Vulnerability Index ranks the most at-risk communities | Data Center Knowledge | News and analysis for the data center industry - Vimarsana News

Climate Vulnerability Index ranks the most at-risk communities | Data Center Knowledge | News and analysis for the data center industry

The majority of the most at-risk regions can be found on the Gulf Coast.

Fire services pressured by local growth, $3.8M, 24 firefighters needed - Vimarsana News

Fire services pressured by local growth, $3.8M, 24 firefighters needed

Strathcona County Emergency Services (SCES) recently advised Strathcona County Council that more investment into local service is required.

Fire services pressured by local growth, $3.8M, 24 firefighters needed | Drayton Valley Western Review - Vimarsana News

Fire services pressured by local growth, $3.8M, 24 firefighters needed | Drayton Valley Western Review

Strathcona County Emergency Services (SCES) recently advised Strathcona County Council that more investment into local service is required.

Fire services pressured by local growth, $3.8M, 24 firefighters needed - Vimarsana News

Fire services pressured by local growth, $3.8M, 24 firefighters needed

Strathcona County Emergency Services (SCES) recently advised Strathcona County Council that more investment into local service is required.