EP #308 - 07.12.2021 - Technology, the Environment, and COVID

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EP #308 - 07.12.2021 - Technology, the Environment, and COVID

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Today I welcome Clark Miller for a discussion of science, technology, globalization, and COVID.
Clark Miller is Professor and Director of the Center for Energy and Society in the School for the Future of Innovation in Society and the Global Futures Laboratory at Arizona State University

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Jul 13, 2021

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A daily discussion of the COVID-19 pandemic with a diverse collection of disaster experts - hosted by Dr. Scott Gabriel Knowles, a historian of disasters at KAIST in Daejeon, South Korea.

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#5 COVIDCalls 3.20.2020 - National Disaster: Emergency Management in a Pandemic: What does it mean that COVID-19 was declared a disaster/emergency by multiple levels of government across the United States? How does the structure of emergency governance affect emergency managers responding to the pandemic? Dr. Samantha Montano, an as... by COVIDCalls
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#11 COVIDCalls 3.30.2020 - Pandemics in History I: Is there such a thing as an unprecedented moment? What is new about the COVD-19 pandemic and what aspects have echoes in the past? What lessons do the histories of past epidemics, even those that occurred centuries ago, have to offer our present? Dr. Cin... by COVIDCalls
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#14 COVIDCalls 4.2.2020 - Care, Grieving, Parents, & Children in the Pandemic: How is ageism influencing debates over whether or not to “re-open” the nation amidst rising infections and economic fall out? What does caring for the elderly during the pandemic look like during the early pandemic? How is COVID-19 affecting how and what... by COVIDCalls
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#16 COVIDCalls 4.6.2020 - Disaster Researchers' Roundtable: How is the disaster of COVID-19 impacting how early career disaster researchers are approaching their own research? How will academia in general react to the crisis and how will that affect graduate students and early career researchers? Dr. Nnenia Campb... by COVIDCalls
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#12 COVIDCalls 3.31.2020 - COVID-19 in Rural America & The Defense Production Act: Does rural America have the infrastructure and supplies to navigate through this pandemic? Lois Parshley, a freelance investigative journalist then based at University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and Dr. Peter Shulman, an associate professor of history at Case... by COVIDCalls
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#19 COVIDCalls 4.9.2020 - Disaster Research in a Time of Crisis w/ Lori Peek: How does the backlash against Asian Americans, especially those of Chinese descent, during COVID-19 parallel backlashes against other minority groups that followed events like 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina? What is the role of researchers during disaster ev... by COVIDCalls
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#44 COVIDCalls 5.14.2020 - COVID-29 in Jefferson County, Texas: With different guidelines from the President of the United States, the Governor of Texas, and local communities, how are the communities of Southeast Texas dealing with some of the pandemic-related tensions that have risen? Join us in this discussion w... by COVIDCalls
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#10 COVIDCalls 3.27.2020 - Disaster & Disability: Why were tools of accessibility, like video conferencing and live transcription, only embraced by institutions in response to COVID-19, despite being denied to disabled people pre-pandemic? What can disability studies add to our understanding of COVID-19... by COVIDCalls
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#17 COVIDCalls 4.7.2020 - Disaster, Resilience, & Data: What are the social factors that shape people’s understanding of disaster? What ties communities together and helps them remain strong, cope, and recover? What are the data that help us understand how people support each other during crisis? Dr. Daniel P... by COVIDCalls
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#45 COVIDCalls 5.15.2020 - Race & Face Masking in COVID-19: There is a historical notion in society that people who wear masks or face coverings always have something to hide. I mean, think about it—thieves, the Ku Klux Klan, etc. In the inherently racist America we know today, it is not uncommon for Muslim wom... by COVIDCalls
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#15 COVIDCalls 4.3.2020 - Part 1: Pandemic Politics w/ Julian Zelizer: Part One: With the 2020 presidential primary season underway in the United States, how might the pandemic affect the presidential election later in the year and the longer trajectory of American politics? Dr. Julian Zelizer, a professor of History and P... by COVIDCalls
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EP #61 - 6/8/2020 - Globalization and Human History During the Pandemic: With globalization reaching higher levels than ever, more and more businesses and organizations are growing influence around the world, which is contributing to the Anthropocene narrative of the great impacts of human activity on the environment. Tune in... by COVIDCalls
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#13 COVIDCalls 4.1.2020 - The World Health Organization and COVID-19 w/ Andrew Lakoff: How has global pandemic preparedness evolved over the years, and what is the World Health Organization’s (WHO) role in managing outbreaks of infectious disease? What were the impacts of 9/11, anthrax, and Hurricane Katrina on American systems of emergenc... by COVIDCalls
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#21 COVIDCalls 4.13.2020 - Public Health Update + Risk, Climate, & the Pandemic: How can we effectively communicate about the risk of compound disasters during the continuing pandemic as the United States also enters hurricane, storm, and wildfire season? What is the state of the pandemic in Philadelphia? Dr. Esther Chernak, professo... by COVIDCalls
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#23 COVIDCalls 4.15.2020 - Disaster Plans & Disaster Realities w/ Lee Clarke: What level of risk will we choose to accept and how do we come to accept it? Is that choice rational or irrational? How do organizations plan for worst case scenarios and to what extent are those plans works of fiction? Dr. Lee Clarke, a professor of soc... by COVIDCalls
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#15 COVIDCalls 4.3.2020 - Part 2 - Pandemic Perspectives: South Korea: Part Two: What accounts for the starkly different pictures of the pandemic in various nations and what can we learn from the example of South Korea? How was South Korea able to respond and, as of April 2, 2021, report only 174 deaths due to COVID-19? Dr.... by COVIDCalls
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#18 COVIDCalls 4.8.2020 - Emergency Management Update & COVID-19 and Crime: What role do the police have in public health crises? How have crime patterns shifted in the wake of shelter-in place orders? What is the state of the pandemic from the point of view of emergency managers in early April 2020? Dr. Samantha Montano, assist... by COVIDCalls
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COVIDCALLS - An Introduction: Host Dr. Scott Gabriel Knowles introduces the COVIDCalls podcast. by COVIDCalls
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#2 COVIDCalls 3.17.2020 - Journalism & Social Science in the Pandemic w/ Robinson Meyer & Kim Fortun: How can we understand disaster amidst the unknowns in the beginning of a crisis? How do journalists and academics approach information, disorganization, and uncertainty to further understanding during disaster events. Robinson Meyer, a staff writer for t... by COVIDCalls
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#7 COVIDCalls 3.24.2020 - Disaster, Science, & Journalism w/ Andy Revkin: What are the challenges for journalists to report accurate information when there is a disconnect between science and politics? How do news consumers become discerning about the information they trust in the internet age? Andrew Revkin, a path-breaking e... by COVIDCalls
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#42 COVIDCalls 5.12.2020 - Researcher’s Roundtable: Want to know what impacts COVID-19 has on transport methods, the environment, or infrastructure? Ever wonder about the national discourse about disparate impacts of COVID-19 affecting black communities in the United States? Join us in this researcher’s... by COVIDCalls
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#36 COVIDCalls 5.4.2020 - The Maintainers of the World During a Pandemic: Who do we rely on to keep the world running during the COVID-10 pandemic? What makes a worker “essential” during a pandemic, and is there really a difference between essential work during a pandemic and during normal times? Dr. Andrew Russell, the Dean o... by COVIDCalls
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#34 COVIDCalls 4.30.2020 - COVID-19, Disaster Governance, and Federalism: How has COVID-19 revealed and exacerbated fundamental disagreements over federalism in the United States that have been brewing for 230 years? Why does disaster reveal the broken linkages between different layers of government? Dr. Don Kettl, the Sid Ric... by COVIDCalls
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#20 COVIDCalls 4.10.2020 - Pandemics in History II: What can history teach us that prepares us for COVID 19? What are the issues with asking historians to provide us with concrete advice from imperfect and incomplete historical examples? Julia Engelschalt, a doctoral candidate in history at Bielefeld Univ... by COVIDCalls
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#9 COVIDCalls 3.26.2020 - Pandemic Perspectives: Italy: What can the United States learn from Italy’s disaster management performance in the first wave, and what are the cracks that lie in Italy and the United States’ systems? What are the historical analogs we can use to understand various aspects of the pan... by COVIDCalls
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#3 COVIDCalls 3.18.2020 - Evacuation & Shelter Decision-Making & Coping w/ Pets: What are the psychological factors behind how individuals and organizations make evacuation/sheltering decisions during disasters? How are pets a source of comfort and resilience? Dr. Sarah DeYoung, an expert on applied social and community psychology an... by COVIDCalls
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#1 COVIDCalls 3.16.2020 - The First Episode: Public Health & COVID-19 in the USA: How should public health systems in the U.S. respond to COVID-19, and what lessons can we draw from the past and for the future? Dr. Gigi Kwik Gronvall, a Senior Scholar at the John Hopkins Center for Health Security, joins to discuss the early national... by COVIDCalls
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#27 COVIDCalls 4.21.2020 - What Should We Learn from COVID-19 w/ Kathleen Tierney: What are the long term effects of disaster on society? What were the lessons of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina and to what extent were they heeded? Dr. Kathleen Tierney, Professor Emerita of Sociology and former director of the Natural Hazard Center at Univ... by COVIDCalls
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#4 COVIDCalls 3.19.2020 - Public Health Update: Philadelphia: When should have COVID-19 testing started in the United States and what were the barriers to testing access in the early days of the Pandemic? What did testing look like on the ground in Philadelphia, PA during this time? Dr. Esther Chernak, professor at... by COVIDCalls
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#22 COVIDCalls 4.14.2020 - Disaster Victims & Memorials: What is the future of COVID-19 memory? Will there be a memorial to remember the lives lost and honor the heroes during the COVID-19 Pandemic? What would memorials to COVID-19 look like, and what role will the politics of the pandemic play in them? Dr. Ja... by COVIDCalls
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EP #308 - 07.12.2021 - Technology, the Environment, and COVID

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