Progress or Illusion? A Reality Check on Global Climate Efforts. Jeffrey Schlegelmilch joins panelists on Sept. 23 for a morning of discussion on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. ow.ly/GR4u50WYOwK #ClimateWeekNYC

On Sept. 26, join us for Resilient Futures: Civic Engagement and Call to Action, a half-day workshop dedicated to empowering communities to address the challenges of climate and health. pandemicresponse.columbia.edu/event/resili... #ClimateWeekNYC

➡️ New publication on extreme precipitation modeling in the Midwest US, to enhance understanding of future distribution of #flashfloods. doi.org/10.1029/2024... @wxpizza.bsky.social @climate.columbia.edu

✨ As the structure of emergency management changes, what is needed from state emergency managers? This recent National Risk Study assesses the evolving landscape and highlights the challenges that shape emergency management today and the future. ow.ly/NJZ750WRirW @deloitteinsights.bsky.social

On Sept. 26, at 2:15 PM ET, join us in person or virtually as Dr. @jldevincenzo.bsky.social joins a panel to discuss the "Strategic Insight on the Youth, Peace and Security" at the #IYC12. To register: iycforyouth.org/registration/ #ClimateWeekNYC #UNGA80

Know your risks. The first step in disaster preparedness, according to the NCDP Model of Preparedness, is to know your risks. See what hazards exist where you live and work with the US Natural Hazards Index mapping tool. bit.ly/hazardsindex #NPM2025

Every second is crucial in this type of disaster to save lives. Trust and redundancies are key with emergency alert systems, noted Thomas Chandler. www.yahoo.com/news/article... @climate.columbia.edu #wildfirealerts

📍 Join us in-person and virtually on Sept. 22 @ 1 PM ET, for a discussion on "Weather: Whose View Counts as Ground Truth In Uncertain Climates". To register: ow.ly/xcLk50WVQfv @climate.columbia.edu #ClimateWeekNYC

Since #9/11, emergency management & responders continue to work tirelessly to make our nation more resilient. On this September 11, we will #NeverForget the sacrifices of those who serve to protect us to make our nation better prepared. ncdp.columbia.edu

There is a need for improving forecasts of both rapid intensification & its subsequent impacts. New data could strengthen modeling for both the meteorological variables – wind, precipitation, storm surge, social, & humanitarian impacts, noted @wxpizza.bsky.social. ow.ly/znfp50WPSCu

The aftermath of #HurricaneKatrina saw dozens of children from low-income families undergoing cancer treatment lose their medical records. There were many storm-related injuries & medical issues that lacked appropriate follow-up care, noted @irwinredlener.bsky.social. ow.ly/31V650WMmaE

There are other areas throughout the country that continue to have aging infrastructure that could cause disasters of the magnitude that we saw 20 years ago, noted Jeff Schlegelmilch to @ksbw.bsky.social. ow.ly/bIaA50WM5Cv @climate.columbia.edu #HurricaneKatrina

“What about these compound effects that we see quite a lot?”, noted @wxpizza.bsky.social, a flood specialist at the @climate.columbia.edu. “There needs to be systems in place for different types of floods, & also for situations where those floods can combine & co-occur.” ow.ly/fHa750WGA6j

Climate shocks are becoming more frequent and intense, yet many of the nations facing the highest threats are also heavily indebted, limiting their access to financial markets, noted Jeff Schlegelmilch. The CliF-VI offers a novel and more realistic perspective on risk. ow.ly/5VLz50WCXt8

✨ How can we leverage next-generation tsunami early warning systems to save lives? ow.ly/npTJ50WAMom @climate.columbia.edu #tsunamiwarning #disasterpreparedness

Warming atmosphere combined with factors like socioeconomic conditions, land use, and land cover increase the risk of flash floods, which will continue to grow and evolve in the coming years, says @ncdp.bsky.social climate scientist @wxpizza.bsky.social. Via @wvtm13.bsky.social.

It has been more than a year since #HurricaneBeryl passed. Beryl joined the ranks of destructive storms that intensified very rapidly & posed a challenge to preparedness, even with the best forecasts science can provide, noted @wxpizza.bsky.social. ow.ly/s8vQ50Wy9xE @climate.columbia.edu

Jeff Schlegelmilch joined @foxweather.bsky.social to share some easy tips on how individuals and communities can prepare before hurricanes or disasters strike. www.foxweather.com/watch/fmc-fu... @climate.columbia.edu #disasterpreparedness

Why are flash floods getting worse, and how you can best stay safe? Experts Jeff Schlegelmilch of @ncdp.bsky.social and Jason Smerdon of @climate.columbia.edu and @lamont.columbia.edu explain. Via TIME. time.com/7302498/flas...

In this Q&A, @ncdp.bsky.social climate scientist @wxpizza.bsky.social talks about why Texas floods were so devastating, how warning systems need to consider different populations, and how we might integrate technology + local knowledge to avoid such tragedy: news.climate.columbia.edu/2025/07/15/a...

If you are attending the 50th Natural Hazards Workshop, be sure to attend the session led by @ncdp.bsky.social on "Natural Hazards Climate Change Projections Dataset and Map Application" on July 16 at 4:15 PM MT. hazards.colorado.edu/workshop/202... #hazws2025 @hazcenter.bsky.social

✨ @jonathansury.bsky.social talks with @npr.org about what to do before, during, & after an emergency. He recommends: 1. Knowing your risk. 2. Having an emergency preparedness plan. 3. Sharing that plan with your household. 4. Setting up multiple ways of receiving weather alerts. ow.ly/3w4L50WoqhZ

▶ How can NYC be prepared for flash floods and extreme weather? Jeffrey Schlegelmilch joins Spectrum News 1, the Rush Hour, to discuss what to do in the case of a natural disaster. ny1.com/nyc/all-boro... @climate.columbia.edu @spectrumnewsny1.bsky.social #TexasFlooding

After a disaster, children cope with crises differently from adults. This free online training provides support to caregivers and children in their recovery by identifying types of stress and stress-coping techniques. ow.ly/7VkH50Wnamq @savethechildren.org #TexasFlooding #RCRCToolkit

We are saddened & devastated by the impacts of the catastrophic flooding in Texas. ow.ly/x9I250WmrsV #texasstorms

▶ Jeffrey Schlegelmilch breaks down why the world keeps falling short on disaster preparedness—and what must change. youtu.be/IVDHXrGVnao?... @climate.columbia.edu

On Jul 16, join @climate.columbia.edu, @ncdp.bsky.social, ‪@undrr.bsky.social‬ (in-person/virtual) for Financing for Riskier Future to explore how to bridge resilience financing divide with Kamal Kishore, Jeff Schlegelmilch, Lisa Dale, @wxpizza.bsky.social. ➡️ www.climate.columbia.edu/events/finan...

Columbia Climate School students tackle coastal flooding at the UNDRR conference for an international hackathon known as the U.N. Foresight Sprint. ow.ly/6AB050WjKSO #GPDRR2025 @climate.columbia.edu

New climate risk index seeks to help get the dwindling pool of aid for climate adaptation to countries that need it most. With @rockefellerfdn.bsky.social support, Climate Finance Vulnerability Index was developed @ncdp.bsky.social and @columbiauenergy.bsky.social researchers. Via @bloomberg.com.

✨ Declining climate funding spurs researchers at @ncdp.bsky.social & Columbia Center for Global Energy Policy to create a Climate Finance Vulnerability Index. This index identifies countries that are at high risk of hazards but have little access to finance. ow.ly/ry7550WghPW @climate.columbia.edu

🔥The 2025 U.S. wildfire season is forecast to be above normal, highlighting the need to leverage emerging technologies for hazard risk mitigation. Read this LEAP panel discussion on using AI for predicting wildfires and #heatwaves. ow.ly/JJtA50WfwhU @leapstc.bsky.social @climate.columbia.edu

TODAY Jun 23 5:30-6pm ET, join us for an info session about our summer 2025 virtual Professional Learning program Strategic Climate Communications to Effect Change led by @ncdp.bsky.social expert @jldevincenzo.bsky.social. Learn more/RSVP: www.climate.columbia.edu/content/stra...

☀️ Did you know that #ExtremeHeat is the leading cause of weather-related deaths in US children? Check out these tips to keep kids cool and hydrated. Let's beat the heat together! #DisasterPreparedness #RCRCToolbox bit.ly/ndcp-gd-1

🌀 The first step of preparing for hurricanes is to know your risk. Hurricanes are not just a coastal problem, so find out today what types of water and wind hazards could happen where YOU live. noaa.gov/know-your-risk-water-wind @noaa.gov

📣 Please join Jeff Schlegelmilch & other speakers worldwide at the UNDRR session, "Understanding systemic risk in the age of polycrisis" on June 4 at 10:30. This virtual & in-person session will showcase how governments are evolving to understand risk. globalplatform.undrr.org/conference-e...

The information gap is even wider with vulnerable or underserved populations. People who don’t have or can’t afford cellphones may miss out on weather alerts, noted @wxpizza.bsky.social. @climate.columbia.edu www.poynter.org/reporting-ed...

✨ Despite #AI technological advances, persistent challenges persist in creating usable data for decision-makers in practice. Dr. Adams-Fuller, Dr. Glenn, & Dr. Fernández-Torres discuss challenges in weather preparedness. ncdp.columbia.edu/ncdp-perspec... @climate.columbia.edu @leapstc.bsky.social

While the challenges of #climatechange & disasters may seem overwhelming, we have more knowledge at our disposal. By working across sectors, we can provide data that is empirically rigorous & immediately relevant to stakeholders, noted Jeffrey Schlegelmilch. ow.ly/iU0Q50VZheY @climate.columbia.edu

How do we move people from awareness to action? High school intern, Michelle Rozenfeld, details what a year of climate research taught her about resilience. ow.ly/sqW750VWAnX @climate.columbia.edu #climateresilience

Farmers are already doing everything they can to adapt. For them to do anything more, it will require government investment, said Daniel Osgood. ow.ly/OJpf50VUXt0 #climateadaptation #MekongDelta @climate.columbia.edu

The @ncdp.bsky.social, is proud to have worked with such inspiring students and wishes congratulations to the Class of 2025. 💙#Columbia2025 #ColumbiaClimate2025

Our summer 2025 virtual Professional Learning program led by @ncdp.bsky.social expert @jldevincenzo.bsky.social will prepare you to communicate climate issues with clarity and impact. Learn more/RSVP for Jun 23 5:30-6pm ET info session with Josh DiVincenzo: www.climate.columbia.edu/content/stra...

Trust isn’t built at the point of impact. It starts with design, relevance, and seeing yourself in the data. We have to move from data delivery to decision support, noted Dr. @jldevincenzo.bsky.social at @WMO. ow.ly/FZIL50VR1l1 #STIForum1 #GlobalGoals @climate.columbia.edu

⛈️Early warning systems & anticipatory action can help to dramatically reduce the negative impacts of extreme weather events on vulnerable populations around the globe. Read the LEAP panel discussion on #AI & extreme weather preparedness. ow.ly/1h6j50VQYBv @climate.columbia.edu @leapstc.bsky.social

Preparing an emergency go bag can be overwhelming. @jonathansury.bsky.social shares a list of items to prioritize, along with tips on how to make packing effortless and budget-friendly. ow.ly/Aa2y50VPpCp #disasterpreparedness @npr.org @climate.columbia.edu

✨ New research study: Researchers examine the access and use of weather & climate information approaches for the last mile in Guatemala. ow.ly/CSB450VO4ap #foodinsecurity #climateriskmanagement @climate.columbia.edu

We are looking forward to the conference: Using data from NASA's Cyclone Global Navigation System (CYNGNSS) to Support Tropical Cyclone Response in PR & the Caribbean with NCDP's Andrew Kruczkiewicz & Dr. Danielle Wood from MIT. www.uprm.edu/geology @climate.columbia.edu @wxpizza.bsky.social

In many cases, involuntarily immobile populations fall within that most vulnerable category. We don’t have the appropriate level of detail in terms of data to fully understand them in a way that respects who they are & their differences, noted @wxpizza.bsky.social. news.mongabay.com/2025/04/glob...

✨ Explore NCDP's new map application that examines how natural hazards, including tornadoes, wildfires, sea-level rise, and tropical cyclones, may be influenced by climate change. Read the full story: ow.ly/8sro50VFP57 Map application: bit.ly/nhccp @climate.columbia.edu #climatechange #earthday

The Climate Resilience Team holds participatory workshops in Alto del Carmen to advance climate action plans into local governance. globalcenters.columbia.edu/news/climate... @columbiaclimate.bsky.social