PLOS ONE

This research assesses the vulnerability of municipalities in Nicaragua's North Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region (RACCN) to address persistent gaps in the systematic analysis of its vulnerability despite its long history of exposure.

This study sought to obtain precise and reliable references for the prevention of landslide, and a total of 10 landslide conditioning factors were selected for multicollinearity analysis.

This article predicts the structural damage caused by the surface rupture effect of active faults.

This study investigates the understudied issue of user-centric cultural viewpoints, inspired by Grid-Group Cultural Theory, and their potential impact on crisis management.

Rising sea levels can cause an increase in the salt concentration of the underlying aquifer, in turn, possibly increasing the release of arsenic from sediments into the drinking well water by the salt effect.

In this study, the authors conducted a systematic review to identify and assess interventions that have sought to counter conspiracy beliefs.

This article describes how climate change and extreme weather impact vulnerable riparian communities and settlements in Bangladesh.

This study aims to explore the changes in mortality due to ischemic heart disease (IHD) and their associations with natural disasters at the global level. Country-specific data on the impact of natural disasters, rates of mortality due to IHD and years of