Chapman David M
Indio, CA:
The mystery of the ultra-secret Russian “Losharik” submarine disaster
At least 14 Russian naval officers and sailors died in a fire on a top-secret Russian AS-12 deep-water submarine on
Minds Scarred by Wildfire: How Disasters Linger
Natural disasters like the Camp Fire can reopen old trauma wounds, or create new ones, experts say, stirring up symptoms like insomnia, worry and hopelessness.
The gas explosions: How you can help
LAWRENCE — You can help people affected by disasters like home fires and countless other crises by making a donation to support American Red Cross
Spark of Disaster: How To Prevent Electrical Fires
Across every age group and in every area of the country, people will tell you “I’m so busy,” “I feel so much pressure,” or “I’m so overloaded.” From school-aged children facing classroom and extra-curricular demands and middle-aged adults working long hours to pr
Wildfire comic book explores how to prevent wilderness disasters
Without Warning! Wildfire is third in a series of educational and entertaining comic books promoting emergency preparedness.
How dangerous was Russia’s nuclear plant strike?
Initially, firefighters were not able to get near the flames because they were being shot at.
See how susceptible your home is to fires, floods, and other climate disasters
As the climate rapidly changes and gets more dangerous, it’s good to know what you’re in store for. This site gives you a picture.
How climate change is making disasters like the Carr Fire more likely
Crews are struggling, at least in part, because they have never seen fires behave like this.
Earthquakes: Why some natural disasters are more deadly than others
What are the factors that turn some natural disasters into human catastrophes?
Wildfires are raging in Russia: How can we reduce the threat?
Unlike those at lower latitudes, Arctic fires are a natural part of the system. But they’re becoming more intense, threatening to make climate change worse.
Just What Was That Stricken Russian Submarine Carrying?
The Russians aren't saying but this might be a clue...
Why US Navy Submarines Might Return Home ‘Flying’ a Broom
A broom on the mast of a U.S. Navy ship means a clean sweep for that mission.
How drug runners use ‘narco submarines’ to traffic cocaine, money & more
Inside the weird world of narco submarines and the dealers who run money and drugs underwater.
Defense contractors race to build self-driving submarines
The Navy is hoping it can employ its own unmanned vehicles to clear mines, scout unfamiliar territory or wage anti-submarine warfare.
Tesla Could Make A Splash Or Take A Dive If It Builds A Submarine
Tesla could literally take a dive if it builds its own submarine. A distraction, but a the same time a really cool idea for an all electric submarine.
The Jellyfish’s Swimming Secret? It’s a Master of Suction
New fluid dynamics research shows that jellyfish and lampreys essentially suction their way through Earth’s oceans. Understanding the creatures' movements could someday lead to more efficient boat designs.
Step aboard the Helios, an award-winning yacht with a secret in its sails
This incredible vessel uses solar cells and a hybrid diesel-electric motor — and it has a swimming pool.
