Accelerating resiliency planning in communities across the Commonwealth
The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) believes we must continuously look over the horizon to foreseeable and unforeseeable crises and see what plans are on the table, what preparations need to be made and what assets are in place. And when these tragedies do occur, we need to deploy the resources and assistance to help communities recover smarter, greener and better.
Visit their website at www.usgbc.org/advocacy/priorities/resiliency.
Energy News Network | SEFrom localized flood events to extreme storms, hurricanes, andrising sea levels, floodwaters are rising around the nation. Water knows nojurisdictional boundaries, but flooding impacts often do. Historical injusticesand a lack of infrastructure investment have…
This webinar is hosted by Governor Northam's office and the Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy (DMME). Presenters will provide an overview of the goals and objectives of the Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA)…
Increasing summer heat (and winter cold in some areas), more severe flooding from storms and more frequent tidal flooding are health hazards. Learn how to protect yourself and your family and how the social…
Monthly meeting. Contact: Judy Fraser
Resilient Virginia’s July 1 Communication Brief features Online Learning opportunities on resiliency topics from UVA, DMME, and others. Also — new reports and videos.
Resilient Virginia’s June 17 Communication Brief features Online Learning opportunities on resiliency topics.
The world is facing an unprecedented convergence of crises as the COVID-19 pandemic is compounding existing health, economic and environmental problems. Experts are weighing in on what the pandemic can teach us about climate change and how we can use this crisis to learn, adapt, and come out more resilient on the other side. Below are links to timely articles and information.
