Pakistan’s Climate Catastrophe: Lessons for the World
To prevent global disasters such as the current unprecedented flooding in Pakistan, developed countries absolutely must act now to slow and halt climate change.
Risk
First Person: Surviving a Deadly Hurricane in New York
As extreme weather events grow in intensity and frequency, nowhere is guaranteed to be safe from danger, as New Yorkers discovered on 1 September 2021 when Hurricane Ida struck causing floods that led to some 29 deaths and shut down much of the subway system.
Managing Disaster Risks in an Interconnected World
A multi-faceted approach to disaster risk reduction that incorporates a lens of interconnectivity is necessary for building long-term resilience of communities and ecosystems.
New Tools to Map Flood Risk Will Help Bring Disaster Planning Up to Date
We Interviewed 150 Women Migrants, Revealing How Their Journeys Involve Peril at Every Turn
Why Countries Best Placed to Handle the Pandemic Appear to Have Fared the Worst
Evidence for Decision-making: The Science Behind Coastal Risk and Sea Level Rise
Supporting the Eradication of Modern Slavery
The Impact of COVID-19 on Modern Slavery
