Hazzard Insights publishes short essays on how emergency managers and public safety organizations can understand risk, build readiness, and make preparedness decisions. Recent issues argue that risk assessments should be fast and that organizations can act on sound judgment even without a formal assessment.
Website: https://insights.hazzard.ai
A personal and collective newsletter on disaster preparedness, blending emotional reflection on feeling overwhelmed with practical advice on realistic threats like floods and outages. It also shares notes from emergency management conferences, framing the field as hopeful and community-driven.
A newsletter on helping organizations and public safety agencies recognize threats early and act in time, built around the 'left of bang' framework. Issues mix conceptual analysis of warning time versus action time with the author's updates on his own professional and business work.
A grad student in emergency management writes personally about learning disaster response standards, such as the Sphere Handbook, and reflects on the field's reduced public health funding. The newsletter pairs academic coursework notes with a reflective, trauma-aware perspective.
Idaho Fire offers news, situational updates and commentary on wildfires in Idaho, including incident analysis and breaking developments. The author writes from a personal, expert-monitoring perspective and points readers to official sources and Bluesky for further updates.
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