One of California's most pressing social and environmental challenges is the rapid
expansion of the wildlands–urban interface (WUI). Multiple issues associated with WUI …

Affluence and vulnerability are often seen as opposite sides of a coin—with affluence
generally understood as reducing forms of vulnerability through increased resilience and …

Recent decades have witnessed an escalation in the social, economic, and ecological
impacts of wildfires worldwide. Wildfire losses stem from the complex interplay of social and …

Loss and damage is the “third pillar” of international climate governance alongside
mitigation and adaptation. When mitigation and adaptation fail, losses and damages occur …

The nexus of natural hazards, climate change, and community resilience poses both
conceptual and methodological challenges. One key consideration is the underlying notion …

Impacts and losses as a result of climate hazards are experienced unevenly across
communities and can prove devastating to the health and well-being of local residents …

This article argues that the governance of wildfire risk in Canada is increasingly oriented
toward governance through a security apparatus. As climate change complicates wildfire …

How can a focus on socio-technical vulnerability and uncertainty make cyber security more
resilient? In this article, we provide a conceptual discussion of how to increase cyber …

The unprecedented 2015 wildfire season in northern Saskatchewan, Canada resulted in the
largest evacuation in the province's history. The depiction of such environmental hazards in …

A growing body of research focuses on identifying patterns among human populations most
at risk from hazards such as wildfire and the factors that help explain performance of …