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I am talking with disaster manager Nick These days climate disruption leads to an exponential occurrence of disasters. Hence, I am talking with the American disaster manager Nick from ReliefAnalysis. I talk with him about different phases of disaster management, about exponential extreme weather events and about a hospice situation. Nick has Turkish roots, an Asian wife and two children, well, he is a family man. On his website reliefanalysis.net he writes: „From 2004-2006, I served for a disaster management think tank located in the Pacific Islands. That experience exposed me to the geopolitical, sustainability, and overall survival of Pacific Island Nations and cultures ... I have degrees in geography and international relations, and what I studied decades ago is woven into the fabric of this site and my interests.“ Nick had some very interesting interviews in his ReliefAnalysis podcast series. Now there is a break in this series, I hope we‘ll hear further episodes. Shownotes: http://xwer.de/fte18
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