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SUMMARY:The Intersection between Pandemic Preparedness and Recovery and Climate Preparation Disaster and Recovery
DESCRIPTION:\nSOUTHEAST NEW ENGLAND NETWORK and ASSOCIATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE OFFICERS\nLUNCHTIMES WEBINAR SERIES\n COVID-19 Preparedness & Recovery:  An Opportunity for a Stronger New England\n As local and state government agencies frantically respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, a series of meaningful risks and opportunities are being revealed that align with experiences and challenges in the climate change preparedness arena.  Join us for a series of lunchtime webinar discussions examining how we can respond to the pandemic with an approach that builds a stronger New England, revitalizes communities and takes steps to protect them from future disaster scenarios.\n____________________________________________________________________________________________________________\n \nWEBINAR 2 – April 24 from 12-1pm\nTitle:  The Intersection between Pandemic Preparedness and Recovery and Climate Preparation Disaster and Recovery\nRegister Here\nDescription: How do our efforts on pandemic preparedness and recover relate to similar efforts in the context of climate change and related extreme events?  Historically, more than 90% of Federal disaster funds are spent in recovery instead of preparedness.  Let’s examine how we can leverage this challenging time to shift to a preparedness mindset.  Join climate change, sustainability and resilience practitioners leading efforts in local governments for a dynamic discussion on aligning these efforts.\nInvited Guests:\nDr. Nancy Gassman, Assistant Public Works Director for Sustainability, City of Fort Lauderdale\nLisa McNeilly, Director of Sustainability & Resilience, City of Baltimore\nNancy Smith, Program Manager for Community Engagement, Boston Public Health Commission Office of Public Health Preparedness\n
URL:https://snepnetwork.org/events/comparing-lessons-learned-from-covid-19-and-climate-change-messaging-2/
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