The document analyzes media coverage before, during, and after Hurricane Katrina, evaluating sources and perspectives. It finds that coverage before the storm by the New York Times and USA Today provided balanced reporting and context from experts, while warning of risks. During the storm, the Times-Picayune offered detailed photos with captions, but the Washington Post focused more on trivial stories. Afterward, USA Today and BBC offered economic impact analyses and environmental context through maps and expert sources. The Washington Post provided balanced reporting on response efforts through quotes from local and federal officials.
An update on the effort in New York State to get shale drilling legalized--issued by the Joint Landowners Coalition of New York (JLCNY). This June 2013 newsletter provides a quick legislative update, a review of a recent seminar held in Albany, FrackNation screening update, and most importantly, an update on the lawsuit being undertaken by the JLCNY to force New York to compensate landowners if they will not allow drilling--a legal concept called "takings".
An update on the effort in New York State to get shale drilling legalized--issued by the Joint Landowners Coalition of New York (JLCNY). This June 2013 newsletter provides a quick legislative update, a review of a recent seminar held in Albany, FrackNation screening update, and most importantly, an update on the lawsuit being undertaken by the JLCNY to force New York to compensate landowners if they will not allow drilling--a legal concept called "takings".
Lack of flood insurance leaves homeowners with financial toll after hurricane...HaulTail
The drenching rains and massive flooding caused by Florence are expected to inflict a high financial toll on homeowners in North Carolina and other states, as only a small percentage are covered by flood insurance that could help offset the costs of rebuilding their damaged homes.
An estimated quarter of a million homes in North Carolina are projected to be affected by Florence, which has caused flash flooding and record rain amounts across the state, according to CoreLogic, a property analytics company.
Press Release from Anti-Fossil Fuel Organizations Asking PA Gov Wolf to Stop ...Marcellus Drilling News
A press release about a letter from THE Delaware Riverkeeper, Maya van Rossum, and a bunch of her anti-fossil fuel (wacko) pals to America's most liberal governor, PA Gov. Tom Wolf, asking him to immediately suspend all further Marcellus drilling in the state and while he's at it, stop building any new pipelines. The press release quotes a 10-year old who has apparently been brainwashed into believing fracking will kill Mother Earth. Disgusting.
GTSC's National Preparedness Month Symposium
Keynote: FEMA’s Preparedness: A Leading, Agile, Focused Agency
Presenter: David J. Kaufman, Associate Administrator, Policy, Program Analysis, and International Affairs, U.S. Department of Homeland Security/FEMA
Description: FEMA’s Office of Policy & Program Analysis is tasked with shaping FEMA and strengthening its ability to fulfill its mission by becoming a more agile, results oriented organization. This keynote will describe the efforts to achieve that vision and how the Office is working to strengthen public private partnerships to incorporate best practices from the lessons learned from previous disasters.
"The Role of Property/Casualty Insurance in Catastrophic Events" - Sandra G. Parrillo, CPCU, President and Chief Executive Officer, The Providence Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Are extreme rainfall events just random or are they increasingly more likely due to global warming? This presentation argues for the latter and provides some suggestions on how towns and cities across the world should address this. This was presented during a panel discussion held in Chennai, India in the aftermath of the devastating rainfall and flooding in Chennai in Nov/Dec 2015.
Passionate about economics, Mark Klinedinst serves as Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg, MS. Involved in economics research in other U.S states such as Maryland, Mark Klinedinst has written a book Katrina Ten Years After, exploring the economic impact of Hurricane Katrina.
Lack of flood insurance leaves homeowners with financial toll after hurricane...HaulTail
The drenching rains and massive flooding caused by Florence are expected to inflict a high financial toll on homeowners in North Carolina and other states, as only a small percentage are covered by flood insurance that could help offset the costs of rebuilding their damaged homes.
An estimated quarter of a million homes in North Carolina are projected to be affected by Florence, which has caused flash flooding and record rain amounts across the state, according to CoreLogic, a property analytics company.
Press Release from Anti-Fossil Fuel Organizations Asking PA Gov Wolf to Stop ...Marcellus Drilling News
A press release about a letter from THE Delaware Riverkeeper, Maya van Rossum, and a bunch of her anti-fossil fuel (wacko) pals to America's most liberal governor, PA Gov. Tom Wolf, asking him to immediately suspend all further Marcellus drilling in the state and while he's at it, stop building any new pipelines. The press release quotes a 10-year old who has apparently been brainwashed into believing fracking will kill Mother Earth. Disgusting.
GTSC's National Preparedness Month Symposium
Keynote: FEMA’s Preparedness: A Leading, Agile, Focused Agency
Presenter: David J. Kaufman, Associate Administrator, Policy, Program Analysis, and International Affairs, U.S. Department of Homeland Security/FEMA
Description: FEMA’s Office of Policy & Program Analysis is tasked with shaping FEMA and strengthening its ability to fulfill its mission by becoming a more agile, results oriented organization. This keynote will describe the efforts to achieve that vision and how the Office is working to strengthen public private partnerships to incorporate best practices from the lessons learned from previous disasters.
"The Role of Property/Casualty Insurance in Catastrophic Events" - Sandra G. Parrillo, CPCU, President and Chief Executive Officer, The Providence Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Are extreme rainfall events just random or are they increasingly more likely due to global warming? This presentation argues for the latter and provides some suggestions on how towns and cities across the world should address this. This was presented during a panel discussion held in Chennai, India in the aftermath of the devastating rainfall and flooding in Chennai in Nov/Dec 2015.
Passionate about economics, Mark Klinedinst serves as Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg, MS. Involved in economics research in other U.S states such as Maryland, Mark Klinedinst has written a book Katrina Ten Years After, exploring the economic impact of Hurricane Katrina.
Relational Capital for Innovative Growth Companies: Start-ups and Relational ...Jukka Huhtamäki
Relational Capital for Innovative Growth Companies: Start-ups and Relational Capital. Presented in Creating value from intangible assets – implication for business and policy, the final seminar of Tekes innovation research program (2012-2014).
Seminar program is available online: https://tapahtumat.tekes.fi/event/intangiblevaluecreation
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The presented studies are conducted in collaboration with Martha G. Russell, Neil Rubens, Camilla Yu, Rahul C. Basole and other others affiliated with the Innovation Ecosystems Network (IEN).
Effective: many reliable sources local police officer—Recollecting the rescue effort and focusing on the living balanced reporting with pro and con Bush statements as well as statements that blame Bush’s camp and the local camp there are quotes from the average person about Bush and the government a good balance of facts and quotes These are specific to these two articles but they also have overall themes of other government reaction coverage post Katrina Pictures not from my example articles but from other examples read (LATimes)
Does have reliable sources Balanced reporting- very anti Bush and very little about local government mistakes Nothing from the average person It does point fingers at Bush which makes it seem like the author/ journalist took a side It has a lot of facts but they are helpful
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