Navigating Resilience in a Climate of Disaster

Communities face difficult choices after frequent natural disasters, such as whether to rebuild or relocate. The ongoing impact of climate change has made disasters like floods and wildfires more common, requiring a reassessment of resilience and preparedness strategies. Urban planners reflect on past events, like Hurricane Katrina, questioning whether rebuilding efforts adequately consider future risks. These discussions highlight the complex dynamics between community attachment and long-term safety, particularly in vulnerable neighborhoods.