If today’s funding landscape resembles disconnected wells, then climate resilience requires something closer to a watershed—where resources are intentionally pooled, directed, and circulated across geographies, sectors, and time horizons.
From wildfire prevention to flash flood forecasting, better data is enabling earlier, more targeted decisions about risk
From June through August, warming temperatures and atmospheric moisture combine to produce the hail, tornadoes, and derechos that are now responsible for more cumulative insured losses than tropical cyclones.
The resiliency ecosystem spans various industries, infrastructure categories, political groups, and geographies. The Epicenter, in addition to publishing original resiliency content, seeks to highlight events and opportunities for deeper engagement among participants in this ecosystem.
This calendar curates events happening across the U.S. (both in-person and virtually) to advance the resiliency conversation. The calendar is community-sourced, to submit events for the calendar please email us.
An ever evolving podcast playlist from The Epicenter editorial team highlights voices from the resiliency field on various evergreen topics related to adaptation and resilience. Email us with feedback and submission suggestions!
If you have events, podcasts, or other resources to recommend, please send them our way!
