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After wild fires threatens water source for beer maker, they create a beer that tastes like results of climate change
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This Earth Day, Fat Tire is releasing “Torched Earth Ale,” a beer made with smoke-tainted water, dandelions, and drought-resistant grains – some of the less-than-ideal ingredients that would be available and affordable to brewers in a climate-ravaged future without aggressive action now to con...HazNet: The health care emergency management experience during COVID-19: Lessons from a Pan-Canadian study
While we have much to be proud of in this response, the next pandemic will take its own shape with specific challenges. Emergency management has its work cut out to impart lessons within the organization. These efforts are paramount in a more effective response to adverse events and building further community resiliency. We must learn from our experience and apply it in meaningful ways.
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By Jeffrey Tochkin, John Richmond, and Attila Hertelendy Summary: The health care system in Canada has faced enormous pressures during the three consecutive waves of COVID-19 response. Without the efforts of emergency management practitioners, the health care system response would have been rendered...HazNet: A new dawn for public health? One specialist’s thoughts and hopes
By Marian Orhierhor, Tasha-Aliya Kara, and Nicole Spence
Public health reimagined: As COVID-19 centered in many lives for the past 16 months, ‘public health’ became a household term. To understand the significance of public health transformation opportunities, read an interview with Dr. Michael Schwandt, a Medical Health Officer with Vancouver Coastal Health.
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By Marian Orhierhor, Tasha-Aliya Kara, and Nicole Spence Public health reimagined As COVID-19 centered in many lives for the past 16 months, ‘public health’ became a household term. Through the media and elevated profiles of many health organizations, mainstream society is now more attuned to...You may think of us as CRHNet but #DRRday is a good time to learn more about what we do and who we are.
Our mission: CRHNet brings together the disaster risk management community to increase resiliency through the transfer of knowledge, the building of relationships, and the exchange of best practices.
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CRHNet Objectives The primary objectives of the CRHNet are to: Initiate the development of a Canadian inter-disciplinary and cross-sectoral network of researchers, academics and practitioners to enhance understanding of emergency management in all dimensions and help build Canadian capacity to deal....#DidYouKnow
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After wild fires threatens water source for beer maker, they create a beer that tastes like results of climate change ...
New Belgium Launches Fat Tire: Torched Earth Beer from a Climate-Ravaged Future – and It Tastes Awful
This Earth Day, Fat Tire is releasing “Torched Earth Ale,” a beer made with smoke-tainted water, dandelions, and drought-resistant grains ...
www.brewbound.com
You may have heard there is a group of Alberta firefighters threatening to file a constitutional challenge against @AHS over its requirement that all employees be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of October.
Nice to see @AlbertaFFA release this statement. #COVID19
Statement on affiliation of group that has recently appeared opposing AHS vaccination requirements.
