Are the 2024 elections reflecting the urgent climate realities we face? On September 24, 6-7:30 PM, join Rebuild by Design, Grist and Resilience PAC, for a crucial conversation on the intersection of elections and climate change. We’ll be presenting Rebuild by Design’s Atlas of Accountability and Grist’s State of Emergency series to initiate a crucial discussion in the lead-up to November 2024. RSVP is required, register here: bit.ly/usdisaster24 ?? Date: September 24, 6-7:30 PM ?? Location: Rebuild by Design, 20 Cooper Sq, NYC You can read our Atlas of Accountability here: bit.ly/rebuildaoa. Check out Grist’s State of Emergency series here: bit.ly/gristsoe.
Rebuild by Design
非盈利组织
New York，NY 912 位关注者
Reimagining the process by which communities create solutions to complex problems.
关于我们
As the world faces rising populations, mass migration, climate change, social injustices, and economic challenges, communities can’t afford to wait until after the next crisis to plan for the future. Through regional competitions, local engagements, research and policy, Rebuild by Design is reimagining the way communities find solutions for today’s large-scale, complex problems by creating collaborations across communities and governments. Rebuild convenes global expertise, with regional leadership, and community stakeholders to gain a better understanding of how overlapping environmental and human-made vulnerabilities leave communities at risk. Rebuild’s core belief is that through collaboration our communities can grow stronger and better prepared to stand up to whatever challenges tomorrow brings.
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https://www.rebuildbydesign.org/
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- 非盈利组织
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- 2-10 人
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- New York，NY
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20 Cooper Square
US，NY，New York
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#2024Elections are fast approaching, but how much will #climatechange factor in?? Join us on September 24 for an in-depth discussion at Rebuild by Design’s office in NYC. We’ll explore this intersection with insights from our Atlas of Accountability and Grist’s State of Emergency series, Resilience PAC, and more. ??? Date: Sept 24, 6-7:30 PM ?? Location: 20 Cooper Sq, NY, NY, 10003 RSVP: bit.ly/usdisaster24 Read our Atlas of Accountability: bit.ly/rebuildaoa. Read @grist’s State of Emergency: bit.ly/gristsoe. #ClimateWeek24 #ClimateChange #2024Elections #NYEvents
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#Manhattan received nearly $9B in #FEMA disaster aid (2011-2023), leading all U.S. counties. Queens got $1.07B, Brooklyn $214M, Bronx $20M, and Staten Island $7M. #NYC Read more in our #AtlasOfAccountability: bit.ly/3yjr2MV
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#Kentucky had 8 of the top 10 counties with the highest disaster counts, with Johnson County and Floyd County leading the pack. All 8 of these were in the Eastern Kentucky Coalfield region, represented by Hal Rogers (R) in the House of Representatives. Read more in our #AtlasOfAccountability: https://bit.ly/3yjr2MV
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California had 34 federal climate disaster declarations from 2011 to 2023 — the most of any state — ranging from wildfires to mudslides to a tropical storm. The subsequent FEMA payouts across the state amounted to over $5.3 billion, and the state received almost $1.7 billion in HUD Community Development Block Grants. You can read more here: bit.ly/3yjr2MV #AtlasOfAccountability #California
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Today, Rebuild by Design launched the Atlas of Accountability, a brand new mapping tool that takes a county-by-county look at which communities have been impacted by designated extreme weather disasters. We found that: - 100% of states and 91% of congressional districts have had at least 1 federal disaster declaration. - of the districts with 10+ disasters, two-thirds are represented by Republicans and one-third by Democrats. Just as extreme weather shows no partisanship, neither did post-disaster aid: - Over $100B in federal funds were awarded to districts all across the country - The states that received the most funds per capita were both blue and red: LA, NY, NJ, ND, and VT As the #ClimateCrisis continues to pose threats to our country’s most vulnerable, we hope Atlas of Accountability is used by communities and lawmakers to develop #Bipartisan policy and to build resilient infrastructure that lasts for years to come. Learn more and explore the impacts in your district: bit.ly/3yjr2MV
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Today, Rebuild by Design launched the Atlas of Accountability, a brand new mapping tool that takes a county-by-county look at which communities have been impacted by designated extreme weather disasters. We found that: - 100% of states and 91% of congressional districts have had at least 1 federal disaster declaration. - of the districts with 10+ disasters, two-thirds are represented by Republicans and one-third by Democrats. Just as extreme weather shows no partisanship, neither did post-disaster aid: - Over $100B in federal funds were awarded to districts all across the country - The states that received the most funds per capita were both blue and red: LA, NY, NJ, ND, and VT As the #ClimateCrisis continues to pose threats to our country’s most vulnerable, we hope Atlas of Accountability is used by communities and lawmakers to develop #Bipartisan policy and to build resilient infrastructure that lasts for years to come. Learn more and explore the impacts in your district: bit.ly/3yjr2MV
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?? Attention New Jersey! ?? Our newly released "Atlas of Disaster: New Jersey" is a must-read for everyone concerned about New Jersey's future. The report details the costs of 14 major federal climate disasters New Jersey residents have faced since 2011 and emphasizes the need for long-term funding for climate investment. Read here: bit.ly/aodnj Highlights: Over $7.2 billion in disaster costs. Bergen County received over $110 million in post-disaster assistance. Proposals for innovative funding mechanisms to build resilience. Join us in advocating for proactive climate action and infrastructure investments. Together, we can create a sustainable future for New Jersey. #AtlasOfDisaster #AtlasOfDisasterNJ #NewJersey
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Building a Resilient New Jersey? Our latest report, the "Atlas of Disaster: New Jersey" reveals the stark realities of climate change impacts in NJ. The report highlights 14 major federal climate disasters since 2011, costing taxpayers over $7.2 billion. We need sustainable state-level funding investments in climate infrastructure to protect our communities. Proposed funding opportunities include: A statewide ballot measure for climate-related investments. 2% surcharge on certain insurance types. State-level "Superfund" for climate adaptation. Let's take action now to ensure a safer future for all New Jersey residents. Read our findings: bit.ly/aodnj #AtlasOfDisaster #AtlasOfDisasterNJ #NewJersey?
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?? New Report Release! ?? Rebuild by Design proudly presents the "Atlas of Disaster: New Jersey," providing a comprehensive look at the devastating impact of climate disasters across the state from 2011 to 2021. #NewJersey has experienced 14 major federal climate disasters. This report underscores the urgent need for sustainable state-level funding for climate resilience investments. Key findings: Every NJ county faced at least 5 federal disasters between 2001-2011. Total disaster costs exceed $7.2 billion. Bergen County tops post-disaster assistance with $110 million. Discover the proposed funding opportunities and how we can build a safer, more resilient New Jersey. Read here: bit.ly/aodnj #AtlasOfDisaster #AtlasOfDisasterNJ #NewJersey
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