Deep Dive: Lessons from Natural Disasters - Rebuilding and Mitigating Future Catastrophes

Explore a comprehensive panel discussion on the lessons learned from natural disasters, focusing on the aftermath of major hurricanes, wildfires, flooding, and mudslides that affected the United States in recent years. Gain insights into the $300 billion worth of damage and its impact on over 47 million people. Discover how these catastrophic events can serve as catalysts for rethinking rebuilding strategies and the private sector's role in both recovery efforts and future disaster mitigation. Hear first-hand accounts from Puerto Rico's Governor Ricardo Rossello and leaders of organizations involved in the island's recovery process. Delve into topics such as climate change, hurricane genesis, the Rapid Refresh Model, and the Climate Science Special Report. Examine Puerto Rico's vision for recovery, including critical components, funding, labor force challenges, and mental health policies. Learn about global monitoring efforts, carbon dioxide measurements, and their relation to climate change from experts in various fields.

Introduction
Our Home
Carbon Dioxide
Measurements
Global Monitoring Division
Climate Change
Hurricane Genesis
Hurricane Maria
Rapid Refresh Model
Climate Science Special Report
Conclusion
Puerto Rico
Recovery Office
Vision for Puerto Rico
Critical Components
Puerto Ricos Commitment
Recovery Funding
Labor Force
Mental Policy