Thank you to everyone who helped make H2OSecCon Spring 2024 happen! As noted during the event, WaterISAC intends to conduct another H2OSecCon this year, so stay tuned for updates!
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Study Shows Need to Revise Methods for Estimating Flood Risk
Jun 23, 2022 in Natural Disasters, Research
Climate Change Likely Providing the Ingredients for More Intense Hurricanes
Jun 07, 2022 in Natural Disasters, Research
AT&T Releases New Climate Change Data to Provide Insights on Future Wildfires and Droughts
May 24, 2022 in Natural Disasters, Research
Study Finds U.S. Forests Provide 83 Million People with Half their Water, Revealing Additional Wildfire Impacts on the Sector
May 19, 2022 in Natural Disasters, Research
Conditions in the Gulf of Mexico Portend Potential for Supercharged Hurricanes
May 19, 2022 in Natural Disasters, Research
New Model Estimates Wildfire Risk by Property, Reveals Increasing Threat to the U.S.
May 17, 2022 in Natural Disasters, Research
2020 Dam Failures in Central Michigan Were “Foreseeable” and “Preventable,” according to Final Report
May 12, 2022 in Emergency Response & Recovery, Natural Disasters, Research
Study Highlights Benefits of Ecological Flood Protection Compared to Traditional Methods
May 12, 2022 in General Security and Resilience, Natural Disasters, Research
UN Report Warns of Increasing Droughts, Encourages Mitigation through Ecological Solutions and Other Measures
May 12, 2022 in General Security and Resilience, Natural Disasters, Research
New Climate Modeling Predicts Increasing Occurrences of Flash Flooding across Most of the U.S.
May 03, 2022 in Natural Disasters, Research
Global Disasters Likely to Increase Going Forward, according to UN Report
Apr 28, 2022 in General Security and Resilience, Natural Disasters, Research
How Wildfires Could Further Disrupt Water Supplies
Apr 26, 2022 in Natural Disasters, Research