Hostile Nation States Continuing to Propagate Disinformation After Disasters Impacting Response and Recovery Efforts

Park Fire Reignites Concerns of Long-term Water Contamination from Wildfires

California's Largest Wildfire This Year Reportedly Started by Arson, Highlighting the Complex Nature of the All-Hazards Threat Environment

Amid Persisting Extreme Precipitation Events Utilities Can Take Steps to Strengthen their Flood Resilience

Wildfire Activity Heating Up Across the U.S. and Canada

Recent Extreme Precipitation Events in the Midwest Significantly Impact Water Infrastructure, Threaten Dam Failures

CSU Publishes Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast, Continues to Predict an Extremely Active Season

Hurricane Beryl (2024) - Updated July 9, 2024

Hurricane Beryl’s Rapid Intensification “Unprecedented” For This Early In The Season

As Extreme Heat Adds Extra Stress to the Power Grid and Increases the Risk of Outages, Utilities are Encouraged to Enhance their Power Resilience

FBI Seeking Information on Suspects Tied To New Mexico Wildfires that Caused Fatalities and Disrupted Multiple Infrastructure Sectors

Midwest Rains and Flooding Lead to Critical Infrastructure Impacts, including “Imminent Failure” Condition for Minnesota Dam