Gregory Padgett

Since 2014 the nation’s leading recycling nonprofit has reached over 100 million households diverting 770 million incremental pounds of recyclables from landfills

WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 15, 2022) – The Recycling Partnership has released its Impact Report 2022: Complex Problems Require Bold, Integrated Solutions – highlighting solutions The Partnership has mobilized over the last eight years to collectively transform U.S. residential recycling and accelerate the circular packaging system of the

Institute for Diversity & Inclusion in Emergency Management Announces First Lt. General Julius Becton Jr. Scholarship Recipients

ATLANTA – July 27, 2021 – The Institute for Diversity and Inclusion in Emergency Management(I-DIEM) and Tidal Basin, LLC, a leading emergency management and disaster recovery consulting firm, congratulate C. Wendell Grinton Jr., Carmen Reed, and Daniella Plaza as recipients of the Lt. General Julius Becton Jr. Scholarship Program.

C. Wendell Grinton Jr. is a Civil an

This just in: Tidal Basin's Disaster Recovery Roundtable podcast is listed as #12 on the “Top 30 Emergency Preparedness Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021” by Feedspot! Our podcast is also featured on a list of top “Emergency Preparedness Podcasts” on other RSS feeds including PlayerFM.

Thank you to our outstanding host, Greg Padgett, for his great work! In case you missed it, you can listen in on our most recent episode here: “A Look Back at the Historic 2020 Hurricane Season and Kickoff to the

ShelterBox, a humanitarian aid organization providing emergency shelter and essential relief supplies, has surpassed providing support to 2 million people as of April 2021. The disaster relief organization was founded in 2000 and its iconic green boxes containing the essentials for recovery: a humanitarian tent which provides a temporary home to a displaced family, along with other critical items like solar lights, water purification, blankets, and cooking equipment to quickly set up a household

The 2018 wildfire season was the deadliest and
most destructive wildfire season ever recorded in
California, with more than 8500 wildfires burning
nearly 1.9 million acres. Insurance claims reached
historic levels surpassing $12 billion.