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Category Archives: North America
The Greater Gulf of Maine: A Rising Climate Change Superpower
In the first half of 2018, frozen sharks washed up on the beaches of Cape Cod, seawalls breached along the Massachusetts coast, and one of the most rapidly-intensifying storms in recorded meteorological history exploded along the New England shoreline. In … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Disruption, North America, Uncategorized
Tagged abrupt climate disruption, Gulf of Maine, gulf stream, jet stream, ocean, rain bomb
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Sexual Violence and the Disaster Cycle
The following post is from longtime ReliefAnalysis supporter and contributor, Joseph P. Conrad. With new disaster zones across the Caribbean and southern US created by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, the urgency to protect against sexual-based violence in these volatile … Continue reading
Violent US Weather Pattern: A Formulaic Signal in the Chaos
It is a violent weather pattern shaping up in the US on January 22, 2017, with an “unseasonably” early tornado/severe weather outbreak in the SE US and an atmospheric river coming onshore in California, resembling an El Nino set-up in … Continue reading
Louisiana: 30,000+ Rescues
There were no winds, no storm surge. No pre-disaster emergency declaration of a named Atlantic Hurricane, and no pre-landfall mass sheltering operations. And yet, as the scale of Louisiana’s multi-day flood becomes more clear, what happened in Baton Rouge and … Continue reading
The Food System’s Invisible Workforce
When we discuss the fragility of the global food system, we often focus on stressors such as a rapidly changing climate and a petroleum-dependent supply chain. But, as Leanne Simon, the Executive Director of the organization Zomppa vividly describes, there … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Disruption, Food Security, North America, Oceania
Tagged Food, Food System, India, Jatin Singh, Kevin Hester, Labor, Leanne Simon, Mexico, Migration, Robert Young Pelton, social justice, Supply Chain
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