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CRJ 14:4 - a sneak preview of what's being planned...
It’s early days yet in the production of the next edition of the Crisis Response Journal, whic...
World's greatest living explorer becomes patron of travel risk group
Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the world’s greatest living explorer – the first to circumnavigate ...
Eight years on from Fukushima
Collaboration between villages, towns and Nagaskai University has enabled evacuated residents to r...
UK Threat level system updated to include all forms of terrorism
The UK has changed the way it publishes and advises the public on the terrorism threat levels to now...
CRJ is pleased to welcome Jacqui Semple, Chair of the UK’s Emergency Planning Society, to its Advisory Panel.
Jacqui is a highly respected and qualified motivated and innovative leader. She has extensive experi...
Five EU member states fail to comply with accessibility and location of emergency communications provisions
The European Commission announced on June 25, 2019, that it will pursue infringement proceedings aga...
Unprecedented wildfires in the Arctic
Unusually hot and dry conditions in parts of the northern hemisphere have been conducive to wildfire...
New Advisory Panel Member for CRJ
We are delighted to welcome Stewart Mashiter, Senior Lecturer in Emergency Planning, to the CRJ Advi...
Parting the seas of today's chaotic crises: Advice for global leaders
The world is in desperate need of clear, rational and fair leadership, especially given the numerous...
UK aid’s commitment to tackle climate change in Africa
During a two-day visit to Kenya, Rory Stewart, the UK’s International Development Secretary, h...
Crowd safety and risk analysis course
Steve Laws talks about the value of maintaining your continual professional development as a crowd s...
Air conditioning trend in Europe pushed by urbanisation and climate change
A new study shows that without adequate and focused policies, many households will rely on air ...
Mobile open-heart surgery
After The Alfred hospital in Melbourne, Australia, was damaged by a storm, Vanguard Healthcare Solut...
Heavy rains in Japan force residents to evacuate
Over one million people across the Japanese island of Kyushu have been ordered to evacuate, amid war...
Joining forces to battle online threats
Australia and the United States are working together in a new cybersecurity centre at Flinders Unive...
Climate-stabilising goal is in jeopardy without the early retirement of infrastructure
Collaborative research at the University of California Irvine (UCI) and the Carnegie Institution for...
Celebrating disaster ‘non-events’: a call for research papers and case studies
Organisers of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) Multi-Hazards Program, in coll...
People-centric technology targets disaster displacement
Heavy flooding caused by monsoon rains and the river's tide in Dohar, Bangladesh, 2016. Photo...