This week's one-hour Infinite Edge episode spends an hour discussing an introduction to how climate change is covered during each episode with host Julia. She gives three examples of vetted sources for topics concerning the climate that is changing to extremes: The Creative Society Project, The Oppenheimer Ranch Project, and Suspicious Observer.

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA,) an unprecedented number of billion-dollar disasters — 28 in total — struck the U.S. in 2023, as the remarkably warm year wrapped up with a record-warm December. 


Later in the program, Julia highlights an interview from the 2024 Disaster Expo USA with a Creative Society Project representative.




On March 6th & 7th, Disasters Expo USA returned to the Miami Beach Convention Center for the 2024 edition of the conference, dedicated to fostering disaster resilience in the international community. Across the event, over 4,700 professionals congregated at the event for two days of networking, education, and showcases from some of the industry’s leading innovators. 

The event began with a rousing opening ceremony, hosted by Eric Letvin, Deputy Assistant Administrator of Mitigation at FEMA.

With speakers from NASA, NOAA’s National Hurricane Center, The World Bank, along with various other institutions, visitors were treated to some truly high-level insights.   



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