In 2026, disasters and humanitarian crises have upended millions of lives around the world. Earthquakes and floods have ...

There's no controlling Mother Nature, and her wrath can, at times, be staggering. Last year, natural disasters—from droughts ...

A multi-faceted approach to disaster risk reduction that incorporates a lens of interconnectivity is necessary for building ...

Disasters arise from the convergence of natural and social forces. Earthquakes, cyclones, floods, droughts, and other catastrophic events disproportionately affect the most vulnerable people, whether ...

From ancient myths about floods swallowing civilizations to modern blockbusters depicting asteroid impacts, humanity has always been fascinated by apocalyptic scenarios. But beyond Hollywood spectacle ...

Human civilization has achieved extraordinary things — but it has also left a trail of environmental wreckage that spans continents, centuries, and ecosystems. From catastrophic nuclear meltdowns to ...

In December 1989, the United Nations declared Oct. 13 International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction. At the time, the aim was to make disaster-risk reduction part of everyday thinking worldwide. Today ...

Climate change and environmental degradation are worsening the impacts of disasters on vulnerable people – making it vital that environmental and humanitarian organizations work more closely together, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. author of Chained to the Desk in a Hybrid World: A Guide to Balance. A new study by DJC Law sought to identify the most dangerous ...

An Army National Guard program blends recruiting and disaster training, letting students use AI-powered Google glasses in a virtual reality simulation of life-like crisis scenarios. These are all ...