How a Warning Reaches You May Matter as Much as What It Says
A survey of 535 residents in four Ethiopian and South African communities finds that warnings received directly contain far more ...
A survey of 535 residents in four Ethiopian and South African communities finds that warnings received directly contain far more ...
New simulations of tsunami defences in Kesennuma, Japan, show that a transparent, community-informed barrier system can achieve protection within 10 ...
A new machine learning study maps Nepal nationwide flood and landslide susceptibility and identifies thousands of square kilometres of connected ...
Researchers argue that combining models, fieldwork, surveys and interviews on Tenerife offers a blueprint for assessing multi-hazard climate risk at ...
A new GIS-based study in South Africa's Bushveld Igneous Complex found that Fuzzy Logic modelling outperformed both expert-driven AHP and ...
A sweeping synthesis of a 280-strong Amsterdam conference argues that cascading disasters, AI tools, and fragmented governance must be tackled ...
A new Nature Communications Comment argues that Türkiye's 2018 building inspection reform displaced rather than transferred accountability, helping explain why ...
A new community-based risk assessment in Sylhet finds that hailstorms have overtaken floods and cyclones as the most significant perceived ...
Researchers have developed an open-source framework that combines participatory asset inventories, satellite-derived flood footprints, and CLIMADA impact modeling to estimate ...
A new review argues that disaster managers worldwide focus on visible wind hazards like hurricanes and wildfires while neglecting the ...
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