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EMN Media Podcast | Featuring Jeremy Greenberg
Artificial intelligence is changing how we prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. But with all the excitement surrounding AI, one important question remains: Are we solving real emergency management problems, or are we simply chasing the latest technology?
In this episod...
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What if the key to building stronger, safer, and more resilient communities isn’t another seawall, a bigger emergency operations center, or more concrete, but the relationships we build in everyday places?
In this episode of EMM Hope, hosts Todd DeVoe and Andrew Boyarsky welcome ...
THE EMN DAILY NEWS | Thursday, 1 October 2026
The Overview
Flood watches across Texas and Oklahoma; FY27 starts on a CR
Flood watches cover southern Oklahoma and much of north and central Texas today as the remnants of Hurricane Polo move across the region, with flash flood warnings overnight around Wichita Falls and a watch running through ...
FEMA has issued a formal definition of emergency management, calling it the strategic coordination of emergency services to protect life, property, and continuity of operations, and paired it with 12 coordination responsibilities that every FEMA component must now align its doctrine, training and publications to. Three Federal Register notices published yesterday reset the an...
THE EMN NEWS DAILY BRIEF | Tuesday, 29 September 2026
Hawaii County has shifted from response to damage assessment after Hurricane Nolo and is asking residents and businesses to file damage reports through separate residential and commercial forms. Governor Josh Green has identified roughly $686 million in damage and recovery costs from the state’s first four disasters ...