Year two after disaster brings quiet exhaustion, “fire-brain,” and hard truths. What survivors and leaders need to sustain recovery when the media attention fades.

Michael Chertoff, former U.S. Department of Homeland Security director, writes that our need for reliable information on climate threats should matter to all Americans, regardless of location or ...

Analyzing NOAA's billion-dollar weather disaster database, a UChicago-led study projects sharply rising costs driven by ...

Extreme weather events increase 40-50% with climate change, every lira spent before disaster occurs prevents 15-lira loss in Türkiye, says expert - Anadolu Ajansı ...

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker declared a disaster emergency for the city as a major winter storm hits the region on ...

Last year was the third-highest year on record for billion-dollar weather and climate disasters, according to new data from Climate Central. There were 23 such events in 2025, causing 276 fatalities ...

Climate disasters threaten intergenerational equity by exposing future generations to rising risks. We develop a model in which a government learns about disaster risk and enforces a sustainability ...

As climate disasters become the new normal, Rohini Nilekani Philanthropies released a new study that calls for a shift from ...

A recent oversight visit to flood-ravaged communities in Limpopo and Mpumalanga has exposed a stark and urgent reality – ...

During the mission, UNESCO engaged with a wide range of stakeholders to explore collaboration under its programs, including ...