After many natural disasters, survivors have made observations about local domestic or wild animals acting as if they had advance warning. From the 2004 tsunami in the Indian Ocean, to the 2010 tsunami in Sumatra, [...]

A new study from researchers at North Carolina State University has indicated the recent flood maps from FEMA might be greatly understating the risk of flood across large areas of the US. Using artificial intelligence [...]

After several years of unexpected strain with the rapid shift to remote workforces, continually increasing numbers of attacks, and high levels of turnover among staff, cybersecurity teams are starting to run into issues with burnout [...]

In late February, the government of British Columbia announced a new strategy incorporating climate change into province’s recovery plans – a move that some critics say doesn’t go far enough, according to The CBC. Associate [...]

As the protests took over Canada’s capital city of Ottawa in late January and trucks jammed the downtown core of residential, commercial and government buildings, the world watched to see how the government would respond. [...]

With events in Ukraine filling the news, Russian-linked international cyberattacks on both critical infrastructure and private industry are posing disruptive threats all around the world. With many Americans still working from home, where their cybersecurity [...]