Now in its third year, the state’s Planning for Hazards project is setting an example for how to provide communities with the planning tools to address natural hazard risks—and the empowerment to use them.

A school's capacity to provide continuous education after disaster is imperative to student welfare. One school in Lyons, Colorado, provides an example of how to facilitate recovery.

The U.S. Geological Survey has released a strategic plan to help the agency better incorporate risk information into their products. Report coauthors Kristin Ludwig and Dave Ramsey talk about the plan and how it will help on-the-ground users do their work in a risky world.