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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2021 · 47 MIN

Mitigating Long-Term Risk in the National Capital Region: Interview with Dr. Earl Stoddard

from Disaster Tough Podcast · host The Readiness Lab

The complexity of mitigation in the National Capital Region, combined with the changes caused by climate adaptation, create a perfect storm for emergency managers in Montgomery County Maryland. Dr. Earl Stoddard is the Director of Emergency Management & Homeland Security for Montgomery County and is taking a hard look at future risk compared to historical data and has found several irregularities because of climate change. He also provides advice about working in emergency management and operations and the need to collaborate with stakeholders, especially those who may not understand the tempo of response. **BONUS: Montgomery County, MD OEMHS is looking for a hydrologist! If you know someone who can assist, please reach out.

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