Through the innovative use of a collection of tools, Maryland has begun identifying which of its roads and bridges are vulnerable to climate-related events.

This website covers a wide range of severe weather and how to stay safe in the summer months.

In this lesson, students investigate the effects of hurricane storm surge on low-lying areas near the coast, determine the distance inland that the storm surge will reach, and simulate the destructive force of a storm surge.

This webpage provides several brief articles that describe the causes and impacts of large tsunamis, as well as offering tips related to preparation for and safety during a tsunami.

In this lesson, students use real-world data from recent large earthquakes so that students can test for themselves if plate tectonics "works" in the Gulf of California.

This video explains a tsunami-monitoring device called DART, which alerts scientists to tsunami warnings.

This video provides an overview of what a tsunami is, and the role energy plays.

In this lab activity, students interactively plot volcano locations on a vivid topographic and bathymetric basemap to evaluate right-stepping offsets of the volcanic front of an active arc, Central America.

Students use satellite imagery to learn about flood risks and natural disasters around the world, taking as an example the floods caused by the Rhone and the Elbe rivers.

Climate scientists project that future climate conditions will result in increased risk of wildfire across much of the Southwest. Although fires are a natural part of Southern California landscapes, efforts by SDG&E and their partners may help minimize the impacts of future fires.

Property owners in New Jersey can check their vulnerability to sea level rise and storm surge using an interactive mapping tool—the NJ Flood Mapper. Here's how one restaurant owner used results from the tool in his long-term planning.

In this lesson, students use the GeoMapApp tool to work with earthquake, volcano, and topographic data to identify active and passive margins.

Students investigate Costa Rican volcanic hazards using data of the amount of silica in volcanic rocks, a geologic map, and satellite images.

After most of the city was flattened by a tornado, Joplin, Missouri’s Mercy Hospital built a new facility, incorporating features to reinforce its resistance to wind.

This link to a booklet provides a comprehensive overview of winter storms, and how to be prepared.