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Today’s collection of headlines form the realms of economics, politics, and the environment begins with a tale of sobering implications from RT: Self-organizing robot armies produced – and all thanks to ingenious termite logic Harvard ...

Dirty water, ruined possessions and a hefty insurance claim…flooding can be devastating. It poses a risk to life, property and vehicles – and it can be highly traumatic. Flooding can force people out of their homes, often for months, whilst...

The Environment Agency has outlined an extensive repair programme worth around £10 million in Cumbria as it builds on 100 days of vital flood recovery work following record-breaking wet weather in December. More than 3,000 flood defences have been inspected...

Last month the first ever sector wide report looking at how the health and care system is preparing for climate change was published (also known as the ARP report). It was a first in the sense it looked at the whole sector and a first in that it was...

The second guest post in our solidarity and resilience forum, this time from Tudor Vilcan. Tudor is a doctoral candidate at the University of Southampton. He seeks to critically investigate how discourses of resilience are put to use as ways to govern...