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🌧️🔥 New Podcast Episode Alert! 🌪️📡 When disaster strikes in the bush, staying connected can mean the difference between chaos and resilience. In this episode of Tech Hub Talk, we’re joined by Wendy Hick—rural communications advocate and cattle grazier—who shares her incredible firsthand experiences navigating floods, fires, and more. Discover: ✅ Practical tips for building connectivity redundancies on your property ✅ How new tech like GPS personal beacons can improve safety ✅ Why resilient communications are vital in emergencies Whether you're managing a remote property or curious about how rural communities prepare for crises, this episode is packed with invaluable insights. 🎧 Listen now: https://buff.ly/4isaNQ1 #TechHubTalk #EmergencyPreparedness #RuralResilience #ConnectivityLiteracy #RegionalTechHub
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Are you looking for a great geospatial podcast, but have no clue where to start? In this episode of the #GEOTalksPod, we discussed how informed coastal resilience is key to protecting communities on the coast in Saco Bay, ME: https://ow.ly/n6cw50TMTsL - #globalmapper #coastalcommunity #stormsurge #sealevelrise
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Didn’t catch us on the latest episode of The Climate Dad Podcast? You can now read about the conversation between CEO of Path & Focus, Jonathan Bowers and Mike Smith from Aclymate here 👉🏻 https://lnkd.in/gtCkfT77 If you're interested in hearing about: - The toll on communities in wildfire-prone areas - New technology surrounding wildfire visualization and prediction - Indigenous wildfire practices (and their benefit to the current landscape) ...then you'll enjoy this article. Want to listen to the episode? Stream it here 🎙️ https://lnkd.in/gPNrArGS What's a conversation on wildfires you'd like to hear? #WildfireAwareness #ClimateAction
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A recent suggestion that fuel reduction in our forests should be stopped, expressed in an academic review paper, has been labelled a distraction by one of Australia's leading fire experts. In Episode 4 of our Footy, Forests and Family podcast, we asked Dr Tony Bartlett PhD and Gary Morgan AM AFSM GAICD their views on the importance of fuel management in our forests to prevent wildfire. We also asked if the assertions about leaving the forests unmanaged to let them fend for themselves was a good idea. Unsurprisingly, the answer - based on decades of practical experience and empirical data - is no. https://lnkd.in/gkqnHt5g
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Restoring power after storms and natural disasters requires a massive behind-the-scenes and on-the-ground effort, but just exactly how does it happen? In this episode of “Connecting the Lines,” we talk to Joe Damato and Max Bohon—two industry experts with extensive supply-side storm response experience—to better understand how utilities are able to restore services so quickly after storms. Watch this episode: https://ow.ly/ABYB50Uu5WH #utilities #stormrestoration #podcast
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A new episode of The Savvy #Adjuster #Podcast is out now! We’re diving deep into water damage essentials — from intrusion and leaks to understanding the impact of water on structural components. You'll gain valuable insights on: 💧 Internal and external water sources 💧 Vulnerable structural components 💧 Must-ask questions when water damage is suspected 💻 Watch the episode: https://lnkd.in/e-VzpDa3 🎧 Listen to the episode: https://bit.ly/4fzErk5
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There might be a familiar face in this series, but seriously, check out part 1 of the 3 part NCBRT podcast talking all things wildfires and the urban interface challenges.
As the temperature rises during these summer months, so does the risk of wildfires. On today’s podcast, we begin a three-part conversation on wildland urban interface (WUI) fires with subject matter experts Andrew “Rat” Rateaver, Gregg Bird, and John Dean. In this episode, they discuss WUI fires in the larger context of wildfires, contributing factors to the growing frequency and severity of wildfires, the challenges communities and responders face when dealing with these fires, and more. The second episode in this series will air on Tuesday, July 23rd. Listen: https://lnkd.in/dHCufWfw Watch: https://lnkd.in/dBk-rrsP
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🎙️ New waterloop Podcast Episode! Get ready to dive deep with the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation and explore the system of marine sanctuaries, its benefits, and the future of these protected waters. Listen now!
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