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Peru Floods Highlight Challenge of a Warming Planet Says UN

Peru Floods Highlight Challenge of a Warming Planet Says UN

22 March, 2017 1 Comment

The United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Disaster Risk Reduction, Mr. Robert Glasser, said yesterday that current flood disaster in Peru highlights the challenges of a warming planet.…

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Improved El Niño Flood Hazard Warnings Could Save Lives

Improved El Niño Flood Hazard Warnings Could Save Lives

22 March, 2017

Misleading El Niño flood information could be putting lives at risk and resulting in misdirected disaster relief, new research suggests. The new study, published on Wednesday 15 March in Nature…

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WMO: Climate Broke Multiple Records in 2016, With Global Impacts

WMO: Climate Broke Multiple Records in 2016, With Global Impacts

22 March, 2017

The year 2016 made history, with a record global temperature, exceptionally low sea ice, and unabated sea level rise and ocean heat, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The…

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Researchers Say Natural Measures to Prevent Floods Valuable but Not ‘A Silver Bullet’

Researchers Say Natural Measures to Prevent Floods Valuable but Not ‘A Silver Bullet’

15 March, 2017

Natural measures to manage flooding from rivers can play a valuable role in flood prevention, but a lack of monitoring means their true potential remains unclear, researchers say. Such measures,…

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USA – Louisiana Wetlands Struggling With Sea-Level Rise 4 Times the Global Average

USA – Louisiana Wetlands Struggling With Sea-Level Rise 4 Times the Global Average

15 March, 2017

Without major efforts to rebuild Louisiana’s wetlands, particularly in the westernmost part of the state, there is little chance that the coast will be able to withstand the accelerating rate…

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Afghanistan Meteorological Department Reconnects With the World

Afghanistan Meteorological Department Reconnects With the World

13 March, 2017

The Afghanistan Meteorological Department (AMD) has reconnected with the world in a move which will help to improve the country’s hydrometeorological hazard early warning systems, according to the World Meteorological…

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India – Disaster Authority Exercise Tests Flood and Tsunami Response in Puducherry

India – Disaster Authority Exercise Tests Flood and Tsunami Response in Puducherry

10 March, 2017

The Indian National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) in Puducherry recently carried out an exercise to assess the preparedness and response mechanism of the Union Territory administration in the event of…

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UK – Scotland’s Biggest Flood Alleviation Scheme Opened in Elgin

UK – Scotland’s Biggest Flood Alleviation Scheme Opened in Elgin

9 March, 2017

The biggest flood alleviation scheme ever undertaken in Scotland was officially opened today. The £86million project – which took almost five years to complete – will protect around 1,130 residential…

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Climate Study: More Intense and Frequent Severe Rainstorms Likely; No Drop Off Expected

Climate Study: More Intense and Frequent Severe Rainstorms Likely; No Drop Off Expected

8 March, 2017

A University of Connecticut climate scientist confirms that more intense and more frequent severe rainstorms will likely continue as temperatures rise due to global warming, despite some observations that seem…

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Canada – NRC to Factor Climate Resilience Into the Design of Future Buildings and Infrastructure

Canada – NRC to Factor Climate Resilience Into the Design of Future Buildings and Infrastructure

6 March, 2017

Canadian buildings and infrastructure are being more and more challenged by the impacts of climate change and an increase in extreme weather events such as damaging floods and devastating high…

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UK –  Worcestershire Flood Relief Project Announced

UK – Worcestershire Flood Relief Project Announced

6 March, 2017

The Environment Agency in England has announced that construction on the Badsey Brook flood scheme in Worcestershire is due to start in summer 2017. Construction will start this summer on…

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Madagascar – Tropical Storm Enawo Moves Closer (Updated)

Madagascar – Tropical Storm Enawo Moves Closer (Updated)

6 March, 2017

Update, 07 March 2017 ECHO reported on 07 March that ENAWO continued moving west south-west over the south-western Indian Ocean and towards north-eastern Madagascar, strengthening. On 7 March at 6.00…

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NASA Measures Rainfall of 159mm Per Hour in Tennessee and Kentucky Storms

NASA Measures Rainfall of 159mm Per Hour in Tennessee and Kentucky Storms

3 March, 2017

Rainfall from spring-like downpours in the U.S. from February 25 to March 1 were analyzed at NASA using data from the Global Precipitation Measurement mission or GPM satellite. Record breaking…

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Europe Launches ResCult Project – Increasing Resilience of Cultural Heritage

Europe Launches ResCult Project – Increasing Resilience of Cultural Heritage

3 March, 2017

Europe has launched a new drive to protect its heritage sites from the risk of disasters, an issue given added urgency by a string of earthquakes that wrecked age-old buildings…

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Is Climate Change Causing More UK Floods?

Is Climate Change Causing More UK Floods?

3 March, 2017

The winter of 2013-2014 was the wettest winter on record for the UK, and between November 2015 and January 2016 the UK recorded the highest ever rainfall for that period,…

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WMO Typhoon Committee Aims to Strengthen Early Warning Systems

WMO Typhoon Committee Aims to Strengthen Early Warning Systems

3 March, 2017

Improvements in forecasting tropical cyclones and reducing associated hazards to life and property are being discussed at the annual meeting of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia…

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