How climate models intended for cell towers are helping communities plan for floods, drought, and wildfires

Historic risk data and 10-day weather forecasts are no longer enough to plan disaster response and decide locations for hospitals, schools, and housing. Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2023/09/25/how-data-models-intended-cell-towers-communities-plan-floods-drought-wildfires-tech-environment-charlene-lake/

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