Risk identification and assessment

This study analyzes county-level fatalities from Hurricane Helene, the second deadliest mainland U.S. hurricane in the past 50 years, focusing on the roles of wind speed, rainfall, and the National Risk Index.

This work presents results from ongoing research to create a database, using local incidence analysis, collecting and evaluating impact associated with flooding processes in Mozambique.

This paper presents a methodology to develop the integrated climate change transition and physical risk assessment of industrial companies in Europe, Northern America and Australia.

The purpose of this study aims to identify eleven hydro-geomorphological driving factors which are being explored for mapping flood-prone areas. The study focuses on the Haor (Wetland) region of Bangladesh

From inhalable toxic chemicals to diminished agricultural yield, dust plays a surprisingly large role in state economy.

New research shows that elevation changes and earthquakes in Italy’s Campi Flegrei volcanic area are caused by rising pressure in a geothermal reservoir. Channeling water runoff or lowering groundwater levels may reduce risks for surrounding communities.

A new global agent-based model projects how farmers across the world's coasts may respond to the growing threat of coastal flooding and salt intrusion due to sea level rise.

Early evidence indicates that simultaneous exposure to smoke and heat may amplify adverse health effects. Canada needs to invest in coordinated public health guidance and adaptation strategies to protect its citizens from the effects of wildfires.