Crisis Management: Being Ready for the Next One
The coronavirus crisis has underscored the importance of being ready for anything.
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Crisis Management: Being Ready for the Next One
Image Credit: Norman Chan/Adobe The last time the economy took a shock anything like the coronavirus was during the financial crisis in 2008.
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Crisis Management: Being Ready for the Next One
Image Credit: AP Tsunamis can easily turn life upside down.
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Crisis Management: Being Ready for the Next One
Image Credit: James Thew/Adobe Big meteor impacts are rare but make a big impression.
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Crisis Management: Being Ready for the Next One
Image Credit: Olivier Vandeginste/Adobe Iceland’s Eyjafjallajökull volcano grounded air traffic in Europe in 2010.
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Crisis Management: Being Ready for the Next One
Image Credit: Lukszczepanski/Adobe Solar flares could threaten modern life by disrupting satellite technology.
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Crisis Management: Being Ready for the Next One
Image Credit: Alex Washburn/AP Photo Earthquakes are common and disruptive occurrences in some parts of the world.
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Crisis Management: Being Ready for the Next One
Image Credit: Carolyn Kaster/AP Photo The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists put the Doomsday Clock at 100 seconds before midnight in January.