Profile_bird

Hey there! HazCenter is using Twitter.

Twitter is a free service that lets you keep in touch with people through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What's happening? Join today to start receiving HazCenter's tweets.

Already using Twitter
from your phone? Click here.

HazCenter

  1. 5.8 Baja quake felt in San Diego: http://bit.ly/5BA4it
  2. The third installment in The Picayune/ProPublica series on police shootings and lack of accountability during Katrina. http://bit.ly/8Xs6Wk
  3. Check out Thomson Reuters new Surviving the Tsunami site. Fabulous images and moving stories from the 2004 tsunami. http://bit.ly/4u3fXz
  4. "Our target is zero casualty," Governor tells AP. 20,000 evacuated from the shadow of a Philippine volcano. http://bit.ly/8DP4gX
  5. The Picayune and ProPublica series on police shootings and lack of accountability during Katrina continues this week: http://bit.ly/4Al150
  6. Possible antitrust issues at Monsanto raise issues of food security: http://bit.ly/5YCSrH
  7. RT @usgao: Influenza Pandemic: Monitoring and Assessing the Status of the National Pandemic Implementation Plan Needs.. http://tinyurl.c ...
  8. Geothermal energy projects close down in wake of quakes: http://bit.ly/6C93iC
  9. Wow, California really COULD fall into the sea? LA Times report on how sea-level rise threatens ports and harbors: http://bit.ly/6HY1ki
  10. Eight Louisiana flood protection projects won't be complete by the 2011 hurricane season, according to the Picayune: http://bit.ly/6e3BGQ
  11. The Economist reports on the cost of catastrophe: http://bit.ly/8dZp1K
  12. Oops! Savvy surfers can still see redacted TSA security information. Washington Post report: http://bit.ly/6OMUPA
  13. Get 'em while they're hot: DHS releases guides on getting your share of $2.7 billion in security, EM, and other grants. http://bit.ly/7v9ZCy
  14. FEMA and FCC closer to bringing wireless alerts to the public: http://bit.ly/8SErVa
  15. Five Hundred words could win one fire department a free pumper. Tell them why you deserve it before March 8: http://bit.ly/4GWSyL
  16. Mudslide recipe—Take hills bared by Station fire & just add water. CA officials mull evacuations as heavy rain falls. http://bit.ly/6kV7IH
  17. RT @usgao Hurricane Katrina: Grants help healthcare orgs provide primary are, but sustaining it is a challenge: http://tinyurl.com/ykcnvx5
  18. FEMA and HHS sign agreement to better assist children and families: http://bit.ly/7w5xMS
  19. Check out the slick new tsunami site created by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute. http://bit.ly/4HSAqp
  20. Less than half of the $52 billion in disaster damage was insured, according to Swiss RE: http://bit.ly/7shvJf