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Discovering catastrophic weather risks

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By Tom Matthews, Tom Wood, S. Beard, Radley M. Horton, Frans Berkhout, Joe Davidson, Maria Gargiulo, Constantin W. Arnscheidt, Gordon Woo, Maximillian Van Wyk de Vries, Pauline Sophie Heinrichs, Robin Noyelle, Viktor Roezer, Faith Taylor, Nausheen Anwar, Emma Moffett, Daoping Wang, Pengfei Yuan, Luke Kemp, Hebe Nicholson, Jenix Justine, Engielle Mae R. Paguican
| Nature Verified
Preface Climate change is one of the greatest challenges to humanity’s future and worsening of extreme weather is at the leading edge of concerns. The most extreme weather events contribute disproportionately to risk amplification because they account for such a large share of total impacts, and can trigger cascading consequences. Yet our ability to pre-empt such events is limited.
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Joining the dots: From overlooked disaster impacts to inclusive disaster risk reduction

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By Harriet Thompson, Faith Taylor, Joel Gill
| egu.eu
Reconstruction of the Char Narayana Temple following the 2015 Gorkha earthquake, as documented in the Patan Museum, Lalitpur, Kathmandu Valley (Image credit: Harriet Thompson, August 2026). A note from the Natural Hazards Division editorial team We would like to open this blog post with our sincere condolences in response to the devastating multi-hazard flash flood that occurred in Nepal and Tibet in late August. In the face of such suffering, messages like this risk sounding hollow.
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SAC holds Supplies and Smiles event to bring in the new semester

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By Faith Taylor
| Southeast Arrow Verified
The Student Activities Council held its Supplies and Smiles event where students could do multiple crafts, such as making charm pens and decorating tote bags. School supplies and other trinkets were available to take as well, including fidget toys, stickers, notebooks and Play-Doh. SAC held the event at noon on Wednesday, Sept. 2. The event was held at the University Center on the third floor.
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