TRI’s Resilience Action Items for
September 13, 2019
Community Resilience Resilient Action Item
Color coordinating: How urban green infrastructure can build resilience.
Greenbiz. In the United States, as summer continues, the heavy spring rains are continuing, and more towns and cities in the Midwest are underwater. These communities are suffering devastating losses from flooding, with roads and dams damaged, over 62 levees breached or overtopped and hundreds of miles of levees damaged along the Missouri River.
Business Resilience Resilient Action Item
Report reveals play-by-play of first U.S. grid cyberattack.
E&E News. A first-of-its-kind cyberattack on the U.S. grid created blind spots at a grid control center and several small power generation sites in the western United States, according to a document posted yesterday from the North American Electric Reliability Corp.
Disaster Recovery Resilient Action Item
Two years after Hurricane Irma, the Florida Keys are still waiting on funding for recovery.
NBC 25. Communities up and down the East Coast are in for a wake-up call as they begin the cleanup from Hurricane Dorian. The Spotlight on America team found the funding they’ll need to complete their recovery could take months or even years to get.
Resilience Overview
Community Resilience
- Color coordinating: How urban green infrastructure can build resilience
- Fighting Water Privatization with ‘Blue Communities’
- The Life-Saving Benefits of Barcelona’s Car-Free ‘Superblocks’
Business Resilience
- Report reveals play-by-play of first U.S. grid cyberattack
- 12 Critical Elements To Consider When Mapping Out Q4 Tech Plans
- Fewer than one third of cloud users back up their own application data
Disaster Recovery
- Two years after Hurricane Irma, the Florida Keys are still waiting on funding for recovery
- Giving Thought: Foundations play key role in disaster response
- Better Business Bureau: Vet charities before donating after natural disasters
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