Sentence examples for infrastructure disaster from inspiring English sources

3.44 3.11 2030 2033 3.22 2030 2033 10 Social infrastructure Disaster relief robots to identify and rescue survivors at disaster sites.

"Ripe areas for bipartisan Congressional leadership include more resilient military infrastructure, disaster relief capacity building at home, and with international partners, ensuring the Pentagon plans for climate change influencing the health of defense personnel around the world, and investing in defense energy programs that can mitigate both operational risks and harmful emissions".

Interventions for reducing the health impacts of climate variability include effective health education programs, improvement of health care infrastructure, disaster preparedness plans, vector monitoring and control, and appropriate sewage and solid-waste management practices.

A selection of looming infrastructure disasters, however compelling, is unlikely to lead to any meaningful action ("Spit, Glue and Maybe Even Chewing Gum," Week in Review, Aug. 29).

Navarro and Ross imply that their plan would alleviate infrastructure disasters like the Flint, Mich., water system, but that's dubious.

The current study revealed that the healthcare facilities' preparedness for disasters was under challenge by the vulnerability of the physical infrastructure, inadequate disaster plans, and disaster resourcing, and funding considerations.

I recently proposed development of a national trust fund to reconstruct homes and infrastructure after disasters and to conceptualize disaster reconstruction as a national security issue.

Adaptation would look at infrastructure for disaster risk reduction, flood defenses or forestry conservation".

"Now it has poverty, illiteracy, overcrowding, no infrastructure, environmental disaster and large areas without the rule of law.

Under NAS, the integrated contribution of natural infrastructure to Disaster Risk Reduction is valued in the context of an identified growing need for climate robust infrastructure.

He and his counterparts in cities around the world will co-ordinate all aspects of resilience – from building codes to public infrastructure to disaster response systems.