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Increasing overlap of fire weather between Australia and North America complicates international firefighting efforts.

This toolkit brings together hands-on resources to support practitioners in implementing conflict-sensitive, effective, and sustainable anticipatory action in fragile, conflict- and violence-affected (FCV) contexts.

This study examines the effectiveness of vegetative nature-based coastal solutions (NBCS) for mitigating coastal flood risk. The findings suggest that reliance on vegetative NBCS may not be sustainable for long-term coastal flood risk management.

This study introduces an equity-sensitive framework in a Philippines case study that considers inequities in exposure and vulnerability, demonstrating how these inequities compound into well-being risks.

To improve readiness for extreme weather, detailed information about all the factors that cause flooding, such as storm surges, rainfall and waves, is essential. New research offers a way to understand how these factors interact in complex ways.

Fires are getting more extreme and growing faster than they did in the past and as development expands toward fire-prone forests, more homes are at risk.

When major earthquakes hit communities may bear the brunt, but they also lead recovery efforts. As Myanmar mobilizes its response, here are five key lessons to guide the way forward.

This study compares the May 2024 storm with geomagnetic data from the September 2017, October 2003, March 1989 as well as September 1859 Carrington event to demonstrate the differences in magnitude, timings and latitudinal extent between these events.