American Red Cross discusses increase in natural disasters
By:
Jason Lee
Posted: Sep 12, 2023 8:54 AM CDT
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- With September being recognized as National Preparedness Month, the American Red Cross has made note that they are responding to nearly twice as many large disasters compared to only a decade ago.
To discuss some of the possible reasons why, as well as how the Red Cross is adapting to a changing environment, we were joined by Trevor Riggen, President of Humanitarian Services with the American Red Cross on Tuesday, Sept. 12.
More information about the American Red Cross can be found by clicking here.
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