Pandemic Flu: It’s not over ’til it’s over
The premier issue from 2009. Celebrating 10 years of publication! Featured Article for January 2008 Pandemic Flu It's not over 'til it's over Download Newsletter May 2009
Wine Country Fires may lead to needed legislation.
As in common in many disasters, the California Legislature is considering legislation to improve perceived problems arising from the recent Wine Country Fires. But will their good intentions be enough to overcome obstacles to improvement?
Gender and Disasters: Are we fully addressing all needs in our planning?
Featured Article for November/December 2017 Gender and Disasters: Are we fully addressing all needs in our planning? Download Dec17 Gender
Catastrophic Events: Can we really plan for them?
Featured Article for October 2017 Catastrophic Events Can we really plan for them? Download Oct17 Catastrophic planning
Planning for Extreme Temperatures: Response problem or social problem?
Featured Article for September 2017 Planning for Extreme Temperatures Response problem or social problem? Download Sep17 Extreme temperatures
Should We Evacuate? The decision to evacuate depends on many complex factors
Featured Article for August 2017 Should We Evacuate? The decision to evacuate depends on many complex factors Download Aug 17 Evacuation Planning
Three Tips to Make Your Disaster Donations Count
In our haste to help disaster victims we can easily become part of the problem or the victim of fraud.
The Port Chicago Disaster: Disasters Can Produce Lasting Social Impact
The ripple effects of a disaster can result in permanent social change that continues long after the disaster is forgotten.
San Francisco To Ban Flame-Retardant Chemicals
San Francisco seeks to ban carcinogenic flame retardant chemicals. But can you put the genie back in the bottle once it’s out?
The Laki Eruption of 1783: A case study in cascading disasters
Featured Article for June 2017 The Laki Eruption of 1783 A case study in cascading disasters Download Jun 17 The Laki Eruption