How Utah’s disaster chief is planning for a catastrophic quake and more climate change

In a Q&A, Kris Hamlet, the director of the Utah Division of Emergency Management, explains how Utahns can ready themselves for future emergencies.

Construction workers looks at the rubble from a building after an earthquake Wednesday, March 18, 2020, in Salt Lake City. A 5.7-magnitude earthquake has shaken the city and many of its suburbs. The quake sent panicked residents running to the streets, knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes and closed the city's airport and its light rail system. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)

How Utah’s disaster chief is planning for a catastrophic quake and more climate change

In a Q&A, Kris Hamlet, the director of the Utah Division of Emergency Management, explains how Utahns can ready themselves for future emergencies.

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