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An X-Factor in Coastal Flooding: Natural Climate Patterns Create Hot Spots of Rapid Sea Level Rise

An X-Factor in Coastal Flooding: Natural Climate Patterns Create Hot Spots of Rapid Sea Level Rise

2 January, 2018

For Americans who live along the east and Gulf of Mexico coasts, the end of the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season on Nov. 30 was a relief. This year forecasters recorded…

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Disaster Zones Could Soon Be Salvaged by Teams of Smart Devices – Here’s How

Disaster Zones Could Soon Be Salvaged by Teams of Smart Devices – Here’s How

6 December, 2017

We will remember 2017 as an appalling year for natural disasters. The US has endured its most expensive hurricane season, amounting to over $200 billion (£151 billion) of damage. Mexico…

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You Should Never Drive Into Floodwater – Some Roads Are More Deadly Than Others

You Should Never Drive Into Floodwater – Some Roads Are More Deadly Than Others

6 December, 2017

The floods that deluged parts of Victoria over the weekend are the latest in the state’s long history of flooding, following on from major floods in 2010, 2011, 2012 and…

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Hurricanes, Flood Insurance and the Dangers of ‘Business as Usual’

Hurricanes, Flood Insurance and the Dangers of ‘Business as Usual’

20 September, 2017

In the wake of the devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma, it was reported that up to 80% of home damages were not insured. Insurance schemes are widely…

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Do Hurricanes Feel the Effects of Climate Change?

Do Hurricanes Feel the Effects of Climate Change?

19 September, 2017

Hurricane Harvey, with its historical amount of rainfall over Texas, followed by a string of Hurricanes Irma, Jose and Katia in the North Atlantic basin in 2017, has triggered longstanding…

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Predicting Disaster: Better Hurricane Forecasts Buy Vital Time for Residents

Predicting Disaster: Better Hurricane Forecasts Buy Vital Time for Residents

15 September, 2017

Hurricane Irma (now downgraded to a tropical storm) caused widespread devastation as it passed along the northern edge of the Caribbean island chain and then moved northwards through Florida. The…

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How Green Roofs Can Protect City Streets From Flooding

How Green Roofs Can Protect City Streets From Flooding

14 September, 2017

Spring and summer 2017 have been among the wettest on record in eastern North America. And the world is watching Houston this week, where the remains of Hurricane Harvey have…

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Sierra Leone Mudslide Was a Man-Made Tragedy That Could Have Been Prevented

Sierra Leone Mudslide Was a Man-Made Tragedy That Could Have Been Prevented

11 September, 2017

Sierra Leone is still reeling from the effects of a mudslide that killed nearly 1 000 people, left hundreds missing and rendered thousands homeless. After about five hours of heavy…

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China’s ‘Sponge Cities’ Aim to Re-Use 70% of Rainwater – Here’s How

China’s ‘Sponge Cities’ Aim to Re-Use 70% of Rainwater – Here’s How

6 September, 2017

Asian cities are struggling to accommodate rapid urban migration, and development is encroaching on flood-prone areas. Recent flooding in Mumbai was blamed in part on unregulated development of wetlands, while…

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What Hurricane Harvey Says About Risk, Climate and Resilience

What Hurricane Harvey Says About Risk, Climate and Resilience

5 September, 2017

Hurricane Harvey has taught us many lessons, but the most valuable may be the oldest lesson of all, one we humans have been learning – and forgetting – since the…

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Devastating Himalayan Floods Are Made Worse by an International Blame Game

Devastating Himalayan Floods Are Made Worse by an International Blame Game

4 September, 2017

Devastating floods in Nepal have sparked regional tension, with Nepali politicians and media outlets claiming that Indian infrastructure along their shared border has left Nepal vulnerable. In a visit last…

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India – Mumbai Floods: What Happens When Cities Sacrifice Ecology for Development

India – Mumbai Floods: What Happens When Cities Sacrifice Ecology for Development

4 September, 2017

As the storm that was hurricane Harvey deluged the areas around Houston, Texas, large parts of northern India, Nepal and Bangladesh also experienced heavy rains. And the city of Mumbai…

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Resilience has become a way of life in Sierra Leone, now mourning hundreds lost in mudslide

Resilience has become a way of life in Sierra Leone, now mourning hundreds lost in mudslide

19 August, 2017

A nation “once again… gripped by grief”. This was how Ernest Bai Koroma, president of Sierra Leone, described the effects of the mudslide that devastated Regent, on the outskirts of…

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Can we save low-lying island nations from rising seas?

Can we save low-lying island nations from rising seas?

25 July, 2017

Though climate change has been an internationally recognised challenge since the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in 1992, efforts towards reducing carbon emissions by governments remain uneven and…

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Contributions to sea-level rise have increased by half since 1993, largely because of Greenland’s ice

Contributions to sea-level rise have increased by half since 1993, largely because of Greenland’s ice

25 July, 2017

Contributions to the rate of global sea-level rise increased by about half between 1993 and 2014, with much of the increase due to an increased contribution from Greenland’s ice, according…

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Australia – Northern NSW Is No Stranger to Floods, but This One Was Different

Australia – Northern NSW Is No Stranger to Floods, but This One Was Different

11 April, 2017

The devastating flood damage wreaked by Tropical Cyclone Debbie has left many residents in northern New South Wales facing an enormous cleanup that could take months. Any Lismore local will…

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