Podcasts about hurricane eta

Crista Stubbs recognized the fragility and vulnerability of ecosystems on the Caribbean side of Nicaragua early on. This vulnerability is directly linked to climate change. She already dedicated herself to this topic in her bachelor thesis. In her master's thesis at the University of Vienna she deepened the subject and examined the role of the mangrove ecosystems on the east coast of Nicaragua in relation to their ability to store CO2. She was a scholarship holder of APPEAR - Austrian Partnership Programme in Higher Education and Research for Development. One of her most recent research projects examines the vulnerability of local producers after Hurricane Iota devastated the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua in November 2020. Iota hit the coast shortly after Hurricane Eta. These rapid on-going natural disasters made it difficult for local people to deal with the consequences. Hurricanes are not uncommon in this region, but climate change makes them more likely to happen now and in the future. So it is the adaptation to the consequences of climate change that plays an important role in this region. In this podcast, Crista Stubbs tells about her experiences in Austria, about climate protection and climate change adaptation in Nicaragua and about how the population is affected by natural disasters.

Today we talk about the recent natural disaster that hit Central America. A coffee importer we work with in Guatemala shared the news on social media, and it felt so personal for us. We have bought coffee from these countries that were hit by Hurricane Eta, and to know their families and communities were heavily impacted moved us deeply. These moments have significant future impacts for these communities and the coffee industry as a whole.

Hurricane Eta and Iota devastated the country of Honduras and Central America like never seen before in November of 2020. With the Covid-19 pandemic destroying crops and food supply for many in the neighboring countries, Food For The Poor is stepping up and working with the churches and people on the ground to help give the relief the people need. Todd Chatman from Food For The Poor joined KMC for the entire program to help spread the message to help provide support for these people in need any which way you can.

Welcome to Recap, a brief overview of recent coffee developments every two weeks from the Specialty Coffee Association.It may have only taken Hurricane Eta 36 hours to grow from a tropical depression to a strong category four storm, but it will take those who fell in the storm's path months, if not years, to recover. Traveling through Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Panama, Hurricane Eta caused an initial US$5 billion in damage. Compared to 1998's Hurricane Mitch, the most destructive storm to hit Central America, Hurricane Eta is expected to cause more damage due to the speed at which the water rose. Sustained winds, flash floods, and mudslides affected millions of people and destroyed thousands of hectares of crops. Estimates of damage to coffee-growing regions have been slow to arrive, because the damage to roads and other infrastructure has kept coffee institutions and producer organizations from reaching those areas hardest hit. However, coffee smallholders are likely particularly affected, as the storm's arrival coincided with the beginning of what was expected to be a very fruitful harvest. This comes at a time when most of the communities affected were already struggling with labor shortages and a drop in production due to COVID-19. “We fear that families will struggle with immediate food insecurity, severe harvest loss, loss of income, and might need to rebuild houses,” said Pablo Ruiz of Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung, an NGO working in the region. A number of donation drives have been launched to try and address the immediate needs of the coffee smallholders by actors in the sector. These include, but are not limited to: Operation Eta, Ally Coffee, Funcafé, Anacafé, Habitat for Humanity Guatemala, Acción Joven Foundation, New Destiny Foundation, Lafise Bank, and Onyx Coffee. Devastatingly, at the time of recording, a second hurricane, a category two storm named Iota, is projected to make landfall in the same location on Monday, November 16, two weeks after Eta. The frequency, strength, rapid intensification, and total rainfall of this year's storms are further evidence of the ongoing climate crisis. The effects of the climate crisis on subsistence farmers, compounded with low coffee prices, has historically led to an increase in emigration from the region. According to the Guardian, Central American governments were already struggling with the economic downturn of the pandemic. Where international governments have stepped in to fill gaps during natural disasters affecting the region before, they are unlikely to be as forthcoming with aid due to their own pandemic-related problems now.The Inter-African Coffee Organization is currently holding its 60th general meeting in Ghana. Dr. Emmanuel Dwomoh, the Deputy Chief Executive of Ghana's Cocoa Board, has called for cocoa farmers, producers, roasters, and distributors to grow and process coffee. Noting that coffee can grow in some areas where cocoa can't, Dr. Dwomoh cited the growing culture of coffee consumption in Ghana and across Africa as an opportunity for the young generation to expand and develop the coffee sector. The President of the Coffee Federation of Ghana also suggested that coffee could help regain land previously lost to illegal mining activity. He noted that, although the coffee industry had struggled for a long time, coffee plants mature more quickly than cocoa and are easier to process, and are therefore more profitable. A previously competitive coffee producer, Ghana largely abandoned the crop in the 1980s due to the global collapse in the price of coffee. If you want to dive deeper into anything you heard today or make a donation to Eta relief efforts, check out the links in the description of this episode. Recap will return in January 2021. Thanks for listening. Further Reading:  Hurricane Eta's Impact and Relief Efforts  Destruction and Uncertainty Hit Smallholder Communities in Honduras and Guatemala after Hurricane Eta (Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung)  Hurricane Eta Devastates Central American Coffee Lands (Sprudge) Hurricane Eta: How Can the Coffee Community Help Central America? (Perfect Daily Grind)  Operación Eta (GoFund Me) Hurricane Eta Relief in Guatemala (GoFundMe) Scientists Link Record-Breaking Hurricane Season to Climate Crisis (The Guardian) Iota Grows to Category 2 Hurricane as it Nears Central America (Reuters)  COCBOD Pushes for Increase in Coffee Production (GhanaWeb)

Just two weeks after Hurricane Eta hit Central America, Hurricane Iota has done the same causing even more destruction and loss of life in multiple countries. The impact of these back to back weather events, combined with the COVID-19 pandemic, could cause an increase in migration out of the area. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Maite Matheu, the Honduras Country Director for CARE, about the current situation on the ground and how the region will take a long time to recover.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the crew discuss the benefits of journaling for self-growth, healing and more.  They give their process for what works best for them and some pointers on how to get started if you are new to journaling.  In trending topics:  Alex Trebek, Hurricane Eta, and Kim K's 40th birthday backlash.  Check out our Instagram page to see the the journaling books that Melissa mentioned on this episode!Please like and subscribe to our Youtube channel! Follow us on Instagram @thecommonwomanpodcast and on Twitter @commonwomanpodAll things podcast related including the merchandise can be found here:www.thecommonwoman.org Email us at thecommonwomanpodcast@gmail.comPodcast also available on most streaming platforms. Host: Cortnie Valle Co-Host: Melissa Torres Sound Engineer & Videographer: Christian Valle aka "Babe" Audio & Video Editing: Cortnie Valle Producer: Cortnie Valle Content Creators: Cortnie Valle & Melissa Torres Music produced by Cortnie Valle using GarageBand software  © 2019 Cortnie Valle. 

Gator is driving Nick INSANE as they light up and smoke the La Herencia Cubana Core from the November My Monthly Cigars box. On a serious note, they talk with Oscar Valladares about the impact of Hurricane Eta in Honduras and how we all can help in relief efforts. All that plus some F*cked Up Facts and Would You Rather. Check out the Cigar Pulpit on Instagram at @TheCigarPulpit and @NekkidGator and sign up for the free newsletter HERE. Sign up for the Robusto box at My Monthly Cigars and smoke along with the guys at MyMonthlyCigars.com

What's going on, you guys? Finishing up the week with our 13th episode of the podcast. Here's the rundown for today's episode: - Discuss and pick each of the NFL games this week. - Dive into the recent trade rumors that have been circulating around the NBA. - Recap the First Round of the Masters at Augusta National. - Florida Man and Hurricane Eta. Enjoy!

Alex Trebek is dead, John's favorite Spanish actress, surprise videos and Hurricane Eta. Also, Dumbass Mica and Ross, Farmville is going bye bye and hot pockets. All that and more on this episode of The Born Stupid show.

Thursday November 12 2020 >>National Happy Hour Day >>Weather: Conditions Improve As Rain Tapers This Evening >>If you're sitting at your favorite watering hole with a group of buddies chowing down on free or reduced price buffalo wings, chips and salsa, fries and maybe some coconut shrimp with cocktails or beer between 5-7pm on November 12, then you're right on time for National Happy Hour Day! Life would be dull without it, so, enjoy! >>Hurricane Eta is expected to cross Florida and link up with a front as it heads out to sea this week. Tropical Storm Theta is spinning in the far eastern Atlantic and is not a threat to the U.S. Meanwhile, believe it or not, another tropical wave is forecast to form into a tropical depression in the Caribbean Sea over the next few days. If the system gets named, it would be called Iota. E-Mail is RadioAddiction@mail.com EggMan Ronnie James Over and Out

A Bodden Town man turns himself in - suspected of assaulting a 12 year old girl in Lower Valley. People struggling to pay their utility bills after losing income because of the Covid 19 pandemic may quality for a one time relief grant. We learn more about the Global Citizen Concierge Program and an appeal to help those affected by Hurricane Eta in Central America. Plus - another possible change to the Cayman Islands media landscape. #rcnews #radiocayman --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rcnews/message

In this episode of By Any Means Necessary, hosts Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman are joined by Stacey Hopkins, Activist, Organizer, and political strategist, to discuss the GOP's request for a hand recount in Georgia, the significance of the upcoming special elections there, and how Georgia emerged as the 'ground zero' of voter suppression.In the second segment, Sean and Jacquie are joined by David Swanson, activist, journalist, radio host, Executive Director of World Beyond War and author of the new book “Leaving World War II Behind,” to discuss what the future may hold for a Joe Biden presidency should the Democrats succeed in taking office, the future of the anti-war movement in the US, and the need to understand the current limits of popular political consciousness to advance it.In the third segment, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Vicki Cervantes, North America Coordinator of the Honduras Solidarity Network, to discuss the devastating impacts of Hurricane Eta in Honduras, why the poorest Hondurans suffered such disproportionate destruction compared to their country's neighbors, and the adversarial relationship between the grassroots groups coordinating much of the recovery effort and the corrupt Hernandez regime which appears to be taking advantage of the situation.Later in the show, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Jon Jeter, award-winning journalist and foreign correspondent, radio and television producer, Bluesologist and Decolonizer, and author of the book “Flat Broke in the Free Market: How Globalization Fleeced Working People,” to discuss how white identity motivates much of the popular support for Trump, why the ruling class prefers 'race war' to class war, and the lessons organizers and working people can learn from Venezuela's ongoing Bolivarian revolution.

In this segment of By Any Means Necessary, hosts Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman are joined by Vicki Cervantes, North America Coordinator of the Honduras Solidarity Network, to discuss the devastating impacts of Hurricane Eta in Honduras, why the poorest Hondurans suffered such disproportionate destruction compared to their country's neighbors, and the adversarial relationship between the grassroots groups coordinating much of the recovery effort and the corrupt Hernandez regime which appears to be taking advantage of the situation.

Weather in 5 Hurricane Eta winds 75 mph nearing the Florida west coast with landfall north of Tampa likely Thursday. Heavy rains are spreading up and down the west coast of Florida. Rain is spreading into the Eastern US ahead of a cold front. More storminess in the Northwest. Weekend outlook and the long range into next week as colder air arrives. Omni True Value Hardware of West Babylon has all your winter storm supplies ready. http//omnitruevalue.com Extra weather coverage https://patreon.com/meteorologistjoecioffi --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joe-cioffi/support

with Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen

We talk about Hurricane Eta's trip through the Florida Keys. The private lawyer/adviser for DJT spouts conspiracy theory next to the appropriately named Fantasy Island Adult Book store and what is Jim's connection.Is podcasting an art?

We talk about Hurricane Eta's trip through the Florida Keys. The private lawyer/adviser for DJT spouts conspiracy theory next to the appropriately named Fantasy Island Adult Book store and what is Jim's connection.Is podcasting an art?

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Welcome back, everyone! For the Headline News of November 8, we cover three news stories: Europe locking down again after a new surge of coronavirus cases (BBC), tropical storm Eta forming in the Caribbean (CNN), and the FDA declining to endorse a new, controversial Alzheimer's treatment (New York Times). Resources to donate to Hurricane Eta relief funds: https://donate.google.com/checkout?campaignid=5287319902945280&tab=1&hl=en-US&authUser=0.

with Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen

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with Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen

Weather in 5, We are seeing winds slacken in the Northeast and some sunshine though there clouds in a few places holding temperatures down. Wednesday through Sunday will be rain free through most of the Eastern US. Category 4 Hurricane Eta has moved inland in Nicaragua and will eventually emerge in the Northwest Caribbean Friday. From there the track is uncertain however the new GFS suggest a northward motion altering the dry weather pattern in the Eastern US next week. http://omnitruevalue.com for all your winter storm supplies. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joe-cioffi/support

The National Weather Service tracks Hurricane Eta. No positives for Covid 19 today. The Legislative Assembly meets for the final time. An early morning fire is under investigation. #rcnews #radiocayman #localnewsmatters --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rcnews/message

Joe & Joe Weather Show Monday November 2, 2020 Major Hurricane Eta 130 mph winds strengthened rapidly today and is now a major hurricane Category 4. Landfall will occur on Tuesday near the Nicaragua Honduras border with catastrophic rains for Central America. With all the action there the weather in the Northeast and Northern Mid Atlantic states is about a storm in Eastern Canada and a very busy wind all day today and it continues into Tuesday morning. Warmer temperatures and less wind Tuesday and it will be dry and warmer Wednesday through early next week. No major or even minor storms are on the horizon. Our sponsor is Omni True Value Hardware for all your winter equipment needs. http:omnitruevalue.com You can support this podcast by subscribing to Patreon for full weather coverage. https://patreon.com/meteorologistjoecioffi --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joe-cioffi/support

This episode has been published and can be heard everywhere your podcast is available. listen to our daily podcast from the #mexican #caribbean in #English , just for you. #Playadelcarmen #Tulum #Cancun #PuertoMorelos #CJRNEWS #Cozumel *ISLA MUJERES. - Municipal authorities announced an increase in visitors this weekend to the magical town of Isla Mujeres, this due to the Day of the Dead celebrations. * CANCÚN.- Traffic was observed without major setbacks this NOVEMBER 02 at the Cancun International Airport, despite the suspension of flights by the Interjet airline. * Playa del Carmen: Despite the economic crisis, they seek to maintain the tradition of the #pibipollos * The government of Quintana Roo maintains permanent monitoring of Hurricane Eta, which until 5:00 p.m. on NOVEMBER 2 is category four, but it will not impact the state, by maintaining its route to Central America. http://cjrradio.com/  WhatsApp: https://wa.me/message/QL6ZEJEZW7NDK1 S3E2 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cjr-news/support

On The Judge Show today: -          Today is Election Day!-          Dr. Birx boldly contradicts president on COVID-          ‘Peaceful' Islamic terrorist kills 4, injures 15 others in Vienna at Synagogue-          It's official, Baby Shark is the most annoying and watched video on the planet – more than 7 billion views-          Hurricane Eta is a dangerous Cat 4 that could threaten Florida according to latest predictions-          Epstein's Palm Beach mansion to be demolished-          Russian sausage king killed with crossbow in sauna-          NCL cancels all cruises through 2020-          Cuba arrests pastor for livestreaming state's demolition of his church-          What's right with America:o   U.S. Navy SEALS rescue American missionary in Niger who had been taken hostageo   NY church helps local businesses by feeding the hungry-          Bible study:  Genesis 8Remember: If you feel like you've lost hope, the most common command in the Bible is “Do not be afraid.” And, that doesn't even include fear not, and do not fear. Psalm 118:24 This is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it!

Hurricane Eta has rapidly strengthened into a strong category 4 hurricane tonight and it is on a collision course with Nicaragua tomorrow morning. Historic rain is likely. This system might become a factor in the United States by next weekend. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Weather in 5 on a busy weather day in the Northeast and Northern Mid Atlantic. Strong winds, wind advisories, lake effect snows and more. Winds relax Tuesday and the weather for the week ahead looks calmer and warmer late week and into the weekend. Hurricane Eta is strengthening rapidly in the Central Caribbean and could become a major hurricane before landfall in Nicaragua and Honduras. Lots of uncertainty longer term. http://omnitruevalue.com for all your Winter Weather needs to deal with winter storms. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joe-cioffi/support