As the climate crisis intensifies, reflecting on our understanding of disaster is the essential first step to improve disaster management systems.... Read More
Climate Change
Small and large glacier loss occurs globally, raising alarms about far-reaching environmental, cultural, and economic impacts.... Read More
Children are vulnerable to the rising heat. What are the impacts of rising temperatures on early childhood development?... Read More
The Societal Shift report explores how public attitudes, economic pressures, and enabling conditions shape climate behavior.... Read More
Disaster recovery plans for wildlife are often overlooked yet necessary for the long-term resilience of people and the planet.... Read More
British International Investment (BII) announced a £308 million climate finance commitment across Southeast Asia.... Read More
Indigenous Peoples are the core caretakers of nature. What can we learn about disaster resilience from Indigenous knowledge and art?... Read More
Rising temperatures exacerbate climate hazards and disasters in the Asia-Pacific region, calling for immediate actions to build heat resilience.... Read More
Renewable energy has surpassed coal for the first time, signaling a global shift toward cleaner and more sustainable electricity.... Read More
Rivers are the heart of life. Unfortunately, declining oxygen levels in rivers create the dead zone and threaten their ability to sustain life.... Read More

Reflecting on Our Understanding of Disaster
Racing with the Rapid Glacier Loss Globally
Understanding the Impacts of Rising Temperatures on Early Childhood Development
Closing the Sacrifice Gap: Mainstreaming Climate Behavior for Meaningful Change
Addressing the Elephant in the Forest: The Necessity of Disaster Recovery Plans for Wildlife
British International Investment Achieves Over £300 Million for Climate Finance Across Southeast Asia
Indigenous Knowledge and Art as Integral Instruments for Disaster Risk Reduction
Building Heat Resilience Amidst Rising Risk in the Asia-Pacific
The Rise of Renewable Energy Overtakes Coal as Electricity Source
Dead Zone: The Declining Oxygen Levels in Rivers