Hurricane Melissa, a catastrophic category 5 storm, is set to hit Jamaica with unprecedented intensity. As the island prepares for severe impacts, questions about readiness and recovery emerge amidst the climate crisis.
As Hurricane Melissa approaches Jamaica with winds up to 180 mph, residents prepare for potential catastrophic impacts. With flooding and landslides expected, authorities urge caution and readiness as the storm nears landfall.
A groundbreaking study reveals that a massive earthquake in the Pacific Northwest could trigger a simultaneous quake along the San Andreas Fault in California, raising alarms about disaster preparedness along the entire West Coast.
Explore the legacy of Hurricane Katrina, a catastrophic event that reshaped the Gulf Coast and raised critical questions about disaster preparedness and government response.
In a controversial move, FEMA has suspended 30 employees after they warned Congress that the Trump administration's policies threaten the nation's disaster response capabilities. The suspensions have raised concerns about retaliation against whistleblowers.
Years after recognizing the flood risks, Kerr County faces funding challenges in establishing a flood warning system. With FEMA's support dwindling, the community’s safety hangs in the balance.
In the wake of devastating floods, Texas Governor Greg Abbott is prioritizing legislation to enhance the state's disaster preparedness. Key proposals include improved warning systems and emergency funding as lawmakers gear up for a special session.
Recent analysis shows Camp Mystic, site of multiple fatalities, faces greater flood risk than FEMA acknowledges. Discover how outdated maps put lives in jeopardy and what needs to change.
Recent catastrophic weather events highlight the urgent need to rethink our understanding of climate change. Experts warn that as extreme weather becomes the new norm, society must adapt or face dire consequences.
In the wake of devastating floods in Texas, Gov. Abbott praises President Trump's disaster declaration while discussing potential FEMA reforms that could shift disaster response to states. Will this change the future of disaster management?
