Severe Winter Weather
From the Homeland Security Digital Library: a targeted, librarian-selected list of foundational, recently-released, or potentially important resources related to severe winter weather.
Climate Change & Energy Security
America in Transition: How Homeland Security Is Changing and What Leaders Need to Know In 2023
In this five-part interactive webinar series held December 2022 – January 2023, national experts will discuss the evolving homeland security and emergency management landscapes at …
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Disasters, Finances, Nutrients, and Climate Change: A Case for Waterless Sanitation Systems
The practice of sewering (transporting with underground pipes) human excreta began in the mid-1800s and propelled the United States into the current wastewater paradigm. Water …
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Perfect Storm: Climate-Induced Migration to the United States
From the Mariel boatlift in the 1980s to the recent mass migration of familial units from the Northern Triangle in 2019, the United States has …
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America’s Greenest City
Creating Commercial Sustainable Agriculture in an East Coast City. By Jackson Nickerson. Includes the case and a teaching plan.
An Uncertain Threat: Climate Migration to the United States
Katelin Wright explores the potential implications for migration to the U.S. as a result of the effects of climate change. Using models of severe weather …
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Climate Security: A Pre-Mortem Approach to a Sustainable Global Future
Climate Security has been described as the defining threat of the 21st Century. John Comiskey and Michael Larrañaga take a “pre-mortem” look at this emerging …
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Ep 15: Climate Security Complexity
Before we jump into today’s episode, I want to thank each of you for hanging with us during the very busy months of 2020. I …
Left in the Dark: Power Outages in an Interconnected World
Kate Konschnik, Director of the Climate & Energy Program at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions at Duke University and is a Senior Lecturing …
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Living with Water: How the Netherlands Prevents Flood Disasters
Representative of the Dutch Ministry for Infrastructure and Water Management at the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Jan Peelen tells the story of …
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Our Changing World: The Challenge for Emergency Managers
David Kaufman is the Vice President and Director for Safety and Security at CNA and previously served as the Associate Administrator for Policy, Program Analysis, …
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The Effects of Climate Change on Homeland Security
CHDS alumni Dr. Michael Larranaga and Dr. John Comiskey discuss the results of their examination of the potential threats that climate change could have on …