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While climate change increasingly contributes to soil degradation, effective soil management practices and soil monitoring can help mitigate disaster risk.

From landslide to floods, from drought to extreme heat, deforestation drives disaster risk.

These resources explore the current research on human-induced seismicity.

These resources analyse how these settlements exacerbate risk and management efforts.

The interconnection of devices to the Internet offers new perspectives in disaster risk management. A selection of different applications of the Internet of Things (IOT) for disaster risk reduction.

As climate change and disasters increasingly wreak havoc, legal systems will likewise begin holding companies, governments and individuals more accountable for their climate emissions and risk negligence.

Inhaling fine particulates in the smoke generated by wildfires causes significant and sometimes severe health impacts, especially for vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and those with pre-existing conditions.

Understanding and measuring disaster resilience is essential for reducing risk and building safer, more adaptive communities.