• Levies on Renewable Energy Profits Could Serve as a Barrier to Achieving Net Zero Targets in the UK

• What If California Didn't Close Down During the Pandemic?

• How to Apply Lessons from Colorado's Costliest Wildfire to Drinking Water Systems

• Novel Method for Assigning Workplaces in Synthetic Populations Unveiled

• The Adverse Health Effects of Disaster-Related Trauma

• Detrimental Secondary Health Effects After Disasters and Pandemics

• Most Asian Countries Are Far Behind Biodiversity Targets for Protected Areas, Study Finds

• Pandemic Fatigue Fueled Political Mistrust and Conspiracy Beliefs Across Europe and the United States, Study Finds

• What Was the True Human Cost of the Pandemic in Russia?

• The Interplay Between Epidemics, Prevention Information, and Mass Media

• AI Tool Predicts When a Bank Should Be Bailed out

• Got the Sniffles? Here's How to Make the Right Decision Around Family Gatherings

• Younger Generation Experienced Most Workplace Stress During COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Finds

• Using 1980s Environmental Modeling to Mitigate Future Disasters: Could Japan's 3/11 Disaster Have Been Prevented?

• Multiple Stressors Contributed to Physician Burnout During First Wave of COVID-19 in the U.S.

• Robots Are Taking Over Jobs, but Not at the Rate You Might Think

• Learning Science in a Hurry

• Water Cutoff Countermeasures Using Disaster Emergency Wells

• How to End COVID-19 as a Public Health Threat

• Experts Pave the Way for Safer Surgery to Address Global Elective Waiting Lists

• Mathematical Modeling Suggests U.S. Counties Are Still Unprepared for COVID Spikes

• Double Trouble When 2 Disasters Strike Electrical Transmission Infrastructure

• Antigen Testing for COVID Can Be a Useful Tool for Healthcare Systems' Return-to-Work Guidance

• COVID-19 Continued to Hit Life Expectancy in 2021 in Unvaccinated Populations and Eastern Europe, Research Finds
• Statewide Pandemic Restrictions Not Related to Psychological Distress, Researchers Find

• Fourteen Per Cent Decrease in Live Births in Europe Nine Months After the Start of the COVID-19 Pandemic and First Lockdowns, Researchers Report

• Pandemic Escalated Teen Cyberbullying -- Asian Americans Targeted Most, Research Finds

• Robots in Workplace Contribute to Burnout, Job Insecurity

• Pandemic Prep Needs 'smart Surveillance' To Predict Viral Spillovers

• Professors Call for More Research Into Climate-Change Related Threats to Civilization

• Hundreds of Hospitals on Atlantic and Gulf Coasts at Risk of Flooding from Hurricanes
• New Nationwide Strategy Brings Scientists, Communities Together to Help Reduce Landslide Risks

• Set Up Reserve Lab Capacity Now for Faster Response to Next Pandemic, Say Researchers

• Educators Need Mental Health Support Following Hurricanes, Research Finds

• Identifying Research Priorities for Security and Safety Threats in the Arctic and the North-Atlantic

• Intelligent Cooperation to Provide Surveillance and Epidemic Services in Smart Cities
• Disproportionately Focusing Vaccination Efforts on the Least Advantaged Populations Benefits Everyone

• COVID-19 Amplified Hardship for Many Harvey Victims

• Fix Up Earth to Exit COVID-19: Critical Link Between Environment, Pandemics

• SAFER Ukraine Provides a Blueprint for Responding to Global Health Crises

• Reading Global Catastrophes Needs a New Lens for Sharp Solutions

• What Has America Learned Since Hurricane Katrina? Not Enough

• Climate Threat to Food Supply Chains Creates 'domino Effect'
• Risk of Volcano Catastrophe 'a Roll of the Dice'

• Risk of Volcano Catastrophe 'a Roll of the Dice', Say Experts

• Prediction of Human Movement During Disasters to Allow for More Effective Emergency Response
• Minorities Bore Disproportionate Mental Health Impact of Pandemic

• Life Expectancy Drops for Native Americans Due to COVID-19

• People in Shelter-in-Place Hotels Used Less Acute Health Services

• COVID-19 Transmission in Geriatric Acute Care Shows Need for Enhanced Infection Control and Prevention Measures
• Global Supply Chains Remain Resilient in the Wake of Natural Disasters

• When Natural Disaster Strikes, These Americans May Not Be Ready

• Climate Warming Could Deepen Environmental Injustice in Urban Areas

• New Flood Maps Clarify the Risk Homeowners Face

• Maternal Mortality Jumped During COVID-19 Pandemic

• Mangrove and Reef Restoration Yield Positive Returns on Investment for Flood Protection, Study Shows

• Factors Causing Low COVID-19 Vaccination Have Spilled Over to Lower Flu Vaccination Rates, Study Finds
• Inadequate Charging Networks Could Thwart EV Adoption Goals

• Omicron Hit Rural America Harder Than Cities

• Researchers Reveal Add-on Benefits of Natural Defenses Against Sea-Level Rise

• AI Ethical Decision Making: Is Society Ready?

• Health Experts Caution Against 'new Normal' Strategies for COVID-19

• 'Shielding' Strategies Instead of Lockdowns Would Have Led to Tens of Thousands More Deaths, New Modelling Shows

• Disasters Could Disrupt Care for Opioid Use Disorder in Most Vulnerable Communities

• The Link Between Transit Use and Early COVID Cases

• Pandemic May Have Intensified U.S. Workplace Prejudice Against East Asian and Hispanic Colleagues
• Structural Racism and Pandemic Stressors Associated With Postpartum Depression and Anxiety Among Black Individuals, Study Finds

• Sustainable Strategies to Treat Urban Runoff

• Where Storm Surges Are Increasing the Most

• U.S. Seafood Workers at Increased Risk for COVID-19 During Pandemic, Research Finds

• Industrial Discharge Is the Dominant Mercury Source in Korea’s West Coast

• Cities Can Be Part of the Solution in Sustaining Species

• Human Actions Accelerate Climate-Driven Floods and Droughts

• Preparing for When Lightning Strikes the Same Place Twice, Then Strikes Again

• World Trade Center Responders at Higher Risk for Blood Cancer-Associated Mutations, Study Finds

• Number of Wildfires to Rise by 50 Percent by 2100 and Governments Are Not Prepared, UN Experts Warn

• Rethinking Infectious Disease Control With Occupational Targeted Strategies

• Dissolving Oil in a Sunlit Sea

• Years of Life Lost During the Pandemic Significantly Higher in Deprived Areas, Study Finds

• Third Wave of COVID-19 Hit Rural America Especially Hard

• Co-Occurring Droughts Could Threaten Global Food Security

• Preventing Pandemics Costs Far Less Than Controlling Them

• People Prefer Interacting With Female Robots in Hotels, Study Finds

• After a Wildfire, How Does a Town Rebuild?

• More Than 800 Deaths May Have Been Avoided Due to Air Quality Improvements During the First Lockdown Phase in Europe

• Access to Vital Health Services Fell During COVID, Particularly for Poorer Americans

• Adapt the Frequency of COVID-19 Testing Depending on Transmission Rate and Community Immunity, Study Finds

• Sick and Tired: Research Reveals Toll of Poor Sleep Among Health Care Workers

• New Study Explicitly Links Protection of Water Access With Lower COVID-19 Infection and Death Rates
• The Ripple Factor: Economic Losses from Weather Extremes Can Amplify Each Other Across the World

• COVID's Crushing Impact on Public Health

• Data Supports Early COVID-19 Vaccination for Essential Workers

• Life Expectancy Declining in Many English Communities Even Before COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Finds
• Urban Areas More Likely to Have Precipitation-Triggered Landslides, Exposing Growing Populations to Slide Hazards
• COVID-19-Related Parenting Stress Impacted Eating Habits of Children
• How Recovery from COVID-19's Impact on Energy Demand Could Help Meet Climate Targets

• Evacuation During and After the 2018 Montecito Debris Flow

• Study Suggests R Rate for Tracking Pandemic Should Be Dropped in Favour of 'nowcasts'

• Deadly Auto Crashes More Likely During Pandemic Lockdown
• Win-Win: Plan Supports Farmers to Save Australia’s Species