Danger is Everywhere! Planning for and overcoming future disasters in academic libraries - Emma Goode (National University of Ireland, Galway)
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Academic libraries must plan for future disasters like pandemics, climate change, and cyber attacks. The document discusses preparing for hybrid working models after COVID-19 and the need to address issues like fake news and demonstrating the continued relevance of libraries. It also notes that Ireland's climate may not be significantly affected by climate change but libraries still need disaster plans.
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