Resilience Force

Thousands of resilience workers will soon start repairing FL after Hurricane #Ian’s destruction. The resilience workforce makes recovery possible. To learn about our work read the @NewYorker feature about our work. Stay tuned for updates on the recovery. bit.ly/3xVL5xt

Repairing a home after a hurricane. Clearing vegetation to mitigate wildfire. Building #climateresilience takes real people with real skills doing year-round work.

These are jobs that #AI can’t replace, and they’re the jobs America needs now more than ever.

#GreenJobs

The team has been scouting across the #GulfCoast this week in the wake of #HurricaneIsaias, which brought destructive winds, flooding, and tornadoes. At least 9 deaths have been reported, with initial damage estimates reaching $2 billion.

#TropicalStorm Isaias is forecast to become the first hurricane of the Atlantic hurricane season. 🌀

Isaias is still developing, and its exact track and intensity can change. After a quiet start, this is a reminder that #hurricaneseason is far from over.

#ImmigrantsAreEssential

From mitigation to infrastructure projects, resilience work helps protect communities and reduce damage before disaster strikes.

As #climatechange fuels more extreme weather, investing in resilience is more important than ever. Communities need more funding, not less.