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Laos – Scientists Deploy Damage Assessment Tool in Flood Relief Efforts

Laos – Scientists Deploy Damage Assessment Tool in Flood Relief Efforts

22 August, 2018

The July 23 failure of the Xepian-Xe Nam Noy hydropower dam unleashed more than 130 billion gallons of water on rural villages in southern Laos, in Southeast Asia, devastating thousands…

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Landmine Risk for Thousands Displaced by Floods in Laos

Landmine Risk for Thousands Displaced by Floods in Laos

8 August, 2018

PHNOM PENH, Aug 7 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Thousands of people in Laos, whose homes were swept away when a dam burst, are sheltering in areas contaminated by landmines, humanitarians…

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Tens of Thousands of Kenyans Go Hungry After Floods – Aid Agencies

Tens of Thousands of Kenyans Go Hungry After Floods – Aid Agencies

6 July, 2018

NAIROBI, July 4 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Tens of thousands of survivors of Kenya’s worst floods in recent years are living on the brink with barely enough food to eat…

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Canada – Calgary Marks Five Years Since the 2013 Southern Alberta Flood

Canada – Calgary Marks Five Years Since the 2013 Southern Alberta Flood

27 June, 2018

The 2013 Southern Alberta flood caused significant social and economic disruption, and unprecedented damages. Since then, The City of Calgary has embarked on a journey from recovery to resiliency. “Calgarians…

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Why Puerto Rico’s Death Toll From Hurricane Maria Is So Much Higher Than Officials Thought

Why Puerto Rico’s Death Toll From Hurricane Maria Is So Much Higher Than Officials Thought

6 June, 2018

“If you don’t get away from those areas, you are going to die.” That statement concluded Puerto Rico Secretary of Public Safety Héctor Pesquera’s press conference before Hurricane Maria. As…

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Mapping Techniques to ‘Leave No One Behind’

Mapping Techniques to ‘Leave No One Behind’

19 March, 2018

Creating maps in unprecedented detail is aiding efforts from vaccination to disaster relief. Gareth Willmer reports. Just a few years ago, Nigeria was one of three countries still recording polio…

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Study Finds Massive Decline in Insect Population After Floods

Study Finds Massive Decline in Insect Population After Floods

16 March, 2018

Annapolis, MD; March 15, 2018 — After a 100-year flood struck south central Oklahoma in 2015, a study of the insects, arthropods, and other invertebrates in the area revealed striking…

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Weather Satellites Aid Search and Rescue Capabilities

Weather Satellites Aid Search and Rescue Capabilities

8 March, 2018

The same satellites that identify severe weather can help save you from it. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA’s) Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) constellation monitors Earth’s environment, helping…

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Tonga – Drones Play Key Role in Cyclone Gita Disaster Recovery

Tonga – Drones Play Key Role in Cyclone Gita Disaster Recovery

28 February, 2018

A company from Brisbane, Australia, at the cutting-edge of drone technology is leading the way in the use of unmanned aerial vehicles for disaster recovery in the wake of Cyclone…

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Hurricane Damage Survey Likely to Help Worldwide

Hurricane Damage Survey Likely to Help Worldwide

13 February, 2018

The biggest natural disaster to ever hit the Caribbean island of Dominica is now likely to provide guidelines for reducing the risk globally of disaster from hurricanes. Scientists led by…

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USA – Researchers Compare Pollution Levels in Texas Before and After Hurricane Harvey

USA – Researchers Compare Pollution Levels in Texas Before and After Hurricane Harvey

12 February, 2018

Recent years have seen rising interest in improving post-disaster research, with calls for more and better studies coming from the academic community and agencies such as the National Institutes of…

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Study Examines the Causes and Consequences of the 2015 Floods in Wimberley, Texas

Study Examines the Causes and Consequences of the 2015 Floods in Wimberley, Texas

29 January, 2018

A new study by Chad Furl, postdoctoral research associate, and Hatim Sharif, professor of civil and environmental engineering at The University of Texas at San Antonio, delves into the 2015…

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Philippines – EU Provides Humanitarian Aid to Victims of Typhoon Tembin

Philippines – EU Provides Humanitarian Aid to Victims of Typhoon Tembin

2 January, 2018

The European Union is allocating €570,000 in humanitarian funding to deliver emergency relief assistance to families affected by powerful Tropical Storm Tembin, which wreaked havoc across large parts of the…

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Guatemala – EU Brings Relief to Flood Victims

Guatemala – EU Brings Relief to Flood Victims

8 December, 2017

Following the floods caused by Guatemala’s exceptionally strong rain season, the European Commission is providing €90 000 in humanitarian aid to assist 3500 people in the central Alta Verapaz department.…

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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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rescEU: a new European system to tackle natural disasters

rescEU: a new European system to tackle natural disasters

1 December, 2017

The European Commission has revealed ambitious new plans to strengthen Europe’s ability to deal with natural disasters. The proposal is a central part of President Juncker’s agenda of a Europe…

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  • Argentina – Flood Chaos in Buenos Aires After 130mm of Rain in 24 HoursArgentina – Flood Chaos in Buenos Aires After 130mm of Rain in 24 Hours
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