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Learn more about how we're #DefiningPossible in Arizona.

Heading out for an adventure in the Arizona heat? That's blazingly exciting! But before you hit the desert trails, make sure you're prepared to face the scorching sun. Here's a checklist to help you stay safe in the Arizona heatwave:

It's exciting to see so much blue in this map of states with PSYPACT enacted and effective! This enables #behavioralhealth providers to use their licensure from one member state to more quickly and easily be licensed to deliver care in other states. The state-by-state nature of clinician licensure is among the largest barriers to scaling equitable access to healthcare in our country. Compacts are critical to fixing this. We have significant shortages of many types of specialized clinicians and the ability to safely deliver care via #telehealth from a provider in one part of the country with the expertise and availability to help a person suffering and in need of specialized care in another state is critical to our future and eventually lowering healthcare cost. There are similar licensure compacts for physicians (Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLCC)) and nurses (NLC via the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN)). I hope to see fully blue maps for all types of clinician licensure in the coming years! #virtualcare #digitalhealth #healthequity

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Winds Of Change

Did you know.....that EVs are actually LESS likely to catch on fire compared to traditional (or ICE) vehicles? Despite the noise in the media, various surveys concluded that EVs represent FAR LESS of the overall vehicle fires reported. Per BILLION MILES driven, there were 55 ICE vehicle fires compared to just 5 EV fires. And EVs exhibited 61 TIMES FEWER fires per 100,000 sales than ICE vehicles. All of that is backed up but the City of Phoenix Assistant Fire Chief Tim Kreis. It was awesome to learn about how proactive and forward thinking Tim’s team and the City of Phoenix has been with these new trends. In fact, that hoverboard or scooter sitting in your garage is more likely to catch on fire than your neighbors EV 🔥🛴 Thank you Arizona Technology Council and the AEEE committee for another great event Deborah Zack | Victor Atlasman | Brett Dooley Thank you Legacy EV for hosting at your new facility Mavrick Knoles | Rob Ward Learn more about the future of #electrification #batterytech #cleanenergy #cleantech #climatetech at the next AZ CleanTech event June 3rd.

From the bayous to the suburbs, Louisiana must ‘buy time’ to deal with rising seas "By 2050, under the most severe scenario modeled by the state’s scientists, over 800 more square miles of land could be lost in Louisiana, on top of the 2,000 square miles since 1932. The number then climbs to more than 3,000 additional square miles by 2070, or around 7% of the entire land area of the state. "That amount of land loss can lead to lots more devastation, especially when combined with stronger storms and rising seas. "Average annual flood damage for Louisiana as a whole by midcentury could total between $4.5 billion and around $12 billion. Terrebonne’s projections range up to $2.6 billion under various scenarios, while St. Tammany is not far behind at $2.3 billion." (Terrebonne Parish is projected to see Louisiana’s largest amount of land loss by 2050 under the most severe scenario modeled by the state’s scientists — up to 293 square miles, or more than double the number for Plaquemines Parish, which has the second-highest amount.)