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Incorporating Heat Waves and Smoke Waves into Disaster Policy - Vimarsana News

Incorporating Heat Waves and Smoke Waves into Disaster Policy

To better incorporate extreme heat disasters into U.S. emergency management, federal agencies can take several interrelated actions.

Source: fas.org
Smart cities listen to their citizens - Vimarsana News

Smart cities listen to their citizens

Thailand has embraced the agenda of smart cities, with promises of hope for better urban futures. It is not always clear what is meant by a "smart city" but the agenda in Thailand is presented as being founded on seven core pillars -- Environment, Economy, Mobility, Governance, Living, People and Energy, with promises to improve people's quality of life, reduce inequality, and create prosperity, security, and sustainability.

What Black leaders taught me about helping people in a crisis - Vimarsana News

What Black leaders taught me about helping people in a crisis

As the threat of climate change grows, particularly in Black communities, FEMA is working to prepare communities when disasters strike.

Valuable data tool designed for Hawaiʻi Island farmers | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

Valuable data tool designed for Hawaiʻi Island farmers | University of Hawaiʻi System News

UH collaboration will create a new climate dashboard, displaying weather, climate predictions and environmental conditions relevant to Hawaiʻi Island farmers.

Source: hawaii.edu
University of Toronto's School of Cities rethinks Toronto's aging apartment towers - Vimarsana News

University of Toronto's School of Cities rethinks Toronto's aging apartment towers

In Toronto and other cities around the world, clusters of aging high-rise apartments surrounded by trees are a familiar fixture on the urban horizon