California Does Not Have an Earthquake Early Warning System Yet
Given the estimates of the cost of an earthquake in California, how can $30 million really matter?
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"Fire Debt" What Is It?
Fire debt will lead to larger and more dangerous fires.
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Google's Plans to Provide Internet Access - via Balloons - in a Bay Area Earthquake
Talk about preparedness. The San Francisco Chronicle reported that Alphabet (Google's parent) has plans to provide aerial internet access after an earthquake in the bay area. It's called Loon.
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Good News from Colorado's Wildfire Forecast for 2019
Colorado wildfire danger a 'complete 180' from dry 2018.
<Read More>Disasters and Corporate Liability - What Are We Starting to See?
Corporate comeuppance? PG&E bankruptcy, and now the city of New Orleans sues oil and gas companies.
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An Interactive Graphic History of California Wildfires
Capital Public Radio put together an incredible interactive map of the history of California wildfires.
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The Future of Technology and Wildfires
We've come across initiatives that take advantage of technology to help prevent fires, fight fires, and manage evacuations.
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How to Find Your Local Shelters
When the time comes to leave your home, knowing what to bring, where to go and how to get there are all important in keeping stress levels down and keeping your family safe.
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Airbnb Open Homes - Temporary Housing for People Impacted by Disasters
Airbnb is leveraging their platform to help those in need to those who can help.
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To Reduce Wildfires, PG&E to Pull Plug on Customers
PG&E filed a wildfire mitigation plan on February 6th, 2019. In it the company said that it may proactively cut off power during wildfire conditions.
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Cascadia Subduction Zone - Congress Acts to Create an Early Warning System
On February 6, 2019 the US House of Reps passed a bill that "requires the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to develop a plan for the purchase and installation of an earthquake early warning system for the Cascadia Subduction Zone."
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How Many Cars are in Los Angeles? Imagine if They All Try To Leave At Once.
How many cars are in Los Angeles and what if they all headed out at the same time? The logistics, and potential impracticality, of leaving Los Angeles by car in an emergency.
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