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With disasters striking communities across the U.S. at an accelerating pace, the question of how to build homes that can endure them has never been more critical.
To help identify — and ultimately mitigate — heat islands in South Bend, a team of University of Notre Dame researchers has partnered with the city to collect data using a novel method: garbage trucks.
Research from the University of Notre Dame suggests that simple tweaks to social media messaging can make a huge difference in getting people to take safety mandates seriously.
Four new studies shed light on the East Palestine Chemical disaster. Join this webinar to know more!
Evolution has occurred more rapidly than previously thought in the Chesapeake Bay wetlands, which may decrease the chance that coastal marshes can withstand future sea level rise.
Respondents with the greatest economic and mental health impacts from Hurricane Harvey were respectively four times more likely to experience income loss during the pandemic and five times more likely to suffer severe anxiety because of the pandemic.
A team of engineers at the University of Notre Dame is racing to create a new framework for community recovery from natural disasters, educate homeowners on risks and encourage incentives for climate-resilient homes before the next extreme event hits.
Countries that are most at risk of the impacts of climate change are most often also the countries facing the highest risks of toxic pollution.
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