On the evening of Sept. 30, Tennessee gave Christa Pike a dose of pentobarbital, then a backup dose. She did not die.

A new technology has been developed that can rapidly predict city-scale structural damage even when portions of satellite imagery are obscured by clouds or smoke immediately after a disaster.

First-ever tests show how hurricane-force gales tear apart the manufactured housing where many Americans live.

It’s 9:15 in the morning. The wind is roaring at 110 miles per hour (177 kph); the sound is deafening. Dust swirls through ...

This article is written for job seekers considering careers in disaster prevention, as well as those aged 25–34 looking to ...

I want to make weather forecasts more accurate. I want to reduce the damage caused by disasters.An interest in the ...

According to reports, a group of 12 engineering students visited the Malkaram quarry after watching Instagram reels ...

Financial analyst Tim Voit is running for the District 3 seat on the Bonita Springs City Council. He shares his priorities and vision in this Q&A.

Endava plc (NYSE: DAVA) provides technology services, specifically focusing on "digital product acceleration" and styling ...

A study of six Chernobyl particles found their nuclear fuel structures largely intact after 40 years, shedding light on ...

Disaster movies promise spectacle, big stakes, and a race against time. When they miss the mark, they still make for ...

The DoST’s 2026 Handa Pilipinas exposition in Leyte showcases disaster mitigation technologies, early warning systems and ...