20 Mar 2019, Korea Times Co.
A research team has concluded that an experimental geothermal power plant triggered an earthquake that struck the South Korean city of Pohang in 2017. The event was an induced earthquake, as the construction and test operations of the plant, involving pumping high-pressure water in and out of an underground reservoir, spurred the seismicity.
Six months since Western Japan floods: lessons from Mabi2019, ACT; CWS
Extreme weather and disaster preparedness in the Rohingya refugee response: 2018 cyclone preparedness lessons learnt2019, American Red Cross; BDRCS; IFRC; UNDP Bangladesh
Worldwide distribution of natural catastrophes in 2014Jan 2015, Munich Re
Loss events worldwide 1980 – 2014Jan 2015, Munich Re
