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Investing in Science for Economic Growth and Our Future in the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy

Posted by Dr. Anna Nagurney on 10/31/2012 at 11:27 am

The power had gone out in our neighborhood last night in Amherst, Massachusetts at 8PM sharp. We had been expecting that it would, at some time, given the massive size and strength of Hurricane Sandy and had planned and prepared accordingly...

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Topics: crisis management , Dr. Neal Lane , electric power outages , emergency preparedness , humanitarian logistics , hurricane Sandy , science , science is the key to growth , management science , operations research
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