Cyclone Narelle has intensified into a powerful Category 5 storm and is making its way toward the Cape York Peninsula, with landfall expected on the morning of Friday, March 20. What started as a mild Category 1 system just two days ago has rapidly grown into one of the most serious weather events F...

Kenya is experiencing another major natural disaster. The city of Nairobi and various countries have experienced extreme flooding which began in early March 2026. The 2026 Kenya floods have brought back critical issues about climate change, urban development and disaster response systems in East Afr...

On March 3, 2026, a powerful 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Aceh, northern Sumatra, Indonesia. Residents rushed out of buildings, streets filled with panicked people, and emergency lines lit up within seconds. Although authorities confirmed no tsunami warning was issued, for the pe...

The Malaysian state of Sabah experienced its strongest earthquake during the early morning hours of February 23, 2026. The seismic event has gained widespread attention because it produces an uncommon level of seismic activity and reaches exceptional underground depths while people throughout the re...

Right now, silver is standing at a critical point. It’s not just moving randomly. It’s sitting near important price levels, and the market is waiting for something to push it in one direction. The next 20 days are important because major economic data, central bank signals, and technical price zones...

In 2026, silver once again became the center of global attention. Prices moved aggressively, investors rushed in with confidence and headlines suggested that the metal was entering a powerful new era again. Then suddenly, everything changed. Prices dropped sharply, panic spread, and comparisons with...

Snowstorms are not just about beautiful snowfall and cold weather. They can block roads, stop daily life, cut electricity and put your lives at risk if you are not prepared. For many families, a snowstorm becomes dangerous not because of the snow itself, but because they don’t know what to expect or...

Natural Disasters and man-made a host of other occurrences, from natural to man-made, know no bounds with regard to location or time interval of happening. When disasters strike, those people, families, and communities affected might lose their shelter, sustenance, and water supply, along with their...

Disasters are now more frequent and more severe. Climate change is causing storms to become stronger, heat waves to become prolonged, precipitation events to become extreme, and rising water levels/lack of systems to expose our communities to disaster risks. The incredible growth of our urban center...

When disaster occurs, some communities respond well and recover much more quickly than others, where rebuilding a community after a disaster can take years, and largely it is a problem with community resilience - the ability for all the people, systems and institutions to face a major trauma and com...