Friday, March 9, 2018

Global Hazards Weekly Bulletin - 05 to 09 March 2018

Global hazards weekly bulletin

Global Hazards Weekly Bulletin – 05th to 09th March 2018

Albania

Albania suffers floods, landslides after days of heavy rain

 

Kenya

Seven dead as heavy rain wreaks havoc

Seven die in wake of heavy rainfall

 

Indonesia

Mudslide buries two in West Bandung

Tornado Damages 23 Homes in Bekasi

 

Japan

Volcano Spews Ash Thousands Of Feet Into Sky, Grounding Flights Nearby

Japanese volcano spews ash thousands of feet into the sky, grounding flights nearby

 

Madagascar

Tropical cyclone triggers flooding in Madagascar

 

New Zealand

Hawke's Bay flooding: Residents evacuated by jetboat as 270mm of rain hits north of Napier

 

Papua New Guinea

New Earthquake of 6.7 on the Richter Scale in Papua New Guinea took 18 Lives

Strong aftershock as aid starts reaching quake-hit PNG

 

United Kingdom

Flooding amid rain and melting snow

Thousands of Dead Starfish Wash Up on UK Shores After Extreme Weather

 

United States of America

At least 5 dead as a storm brings wind, floods, and snow to US Northeast

Wind and rain storm blows down utility poles on Route 44 Raynham and Taunton

Coast Guard warns of 'navigation hazards' after high winds cause 70 cargo containers to collapse or tumble from a ship

State officials: Crews battle nearly 130 wildfires, 690 acres scorched

Wildfires burn 25,000 acres in Kansas in two days

 

International Women's Day 2018 (08 March)

Women, LGBT people 'invisible' victims of disasters – experts

C40, Friends of the Earth Bring Together Leading Women's Voices on Climate Action

Hurricane Maria hit women in Puerto Rico the hardest. And they're the ones building it back.

In adapting to climate change, gender is on the global agenda

Why we must engage women and children in disaster risk management

 

Other items of interest

La Nina triggers extreme weather in Japan and Australia

Stakeholder Initiative to Support Implementation of Paris Agreement, SDGs, Sendai Framework

To prevent disasters, you must count your losses

UN seeks to put a number on the impact of global disasters

We Have Solutions Which Could Help Cities Like Delhi Control Smog

Collecting, Using Data On Disaster-Related Losses Will Allow Countries To Better Manage Risk

Disaster Risk Response – A brief on Libraries and the Sendai Framework

Small islands look to cities for climate change ideas

CRFM fast tracks protocol for climate change and disaster risk management in fisheries and aquaculture

Sinking land will exacerbate flooding from sea level rise in Bay Area

Wildfires set to increase: could we be sitting on a tinderbox in Europe?

Canada: Law prof researches effects of changing environment on bridges and roads

Urban heat: Can white roofs help cool world's warming cities?

The wicked problem of earthquake hazard in developing countries

 

 

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