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Pluto’s Atmosphere May Be Collapsing - Eos
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (539+ words) It takes Pluto 248 years to complete one journey around the Sun. Humanity has known of its existence for less than half of that time, and we are still discovering the myriad ways that Pluto is unlike other celestial objects. Among…...
Why counting disaster fatalities is harder than it looks
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (774+ words) This article was first published on the UNDRR PreventionWeb site. A hazard event occurs. Imagine that the first report says 20 people have died. By the evening, the number is 27. The following day, authorities report 23. A week later, some people initially…...
The Arctic Report Card Matters More Than Ever; AGU Joins Partners to Publish in 2026 - Eos
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (551+ words) The Arctic is often described as a distant frontier. In reality, it is one of the most consequential regions on the planet. For 2 decades, the Arctic Report Card (ARC) has provided an annual, peer-reviewed assessment of environmental conditions across the…...
The landslide that caused the 26 August 2026 Nepal debris flow
6+ day, 3+ hour ago (611+ words) Enough satellite and drone imagery is now available to allow some initial analysis of the landslide that started the 26 August 2026 debris flow in Nepal and Tibet. But it is interesting to note that little has been written about the landslide…...
Roman Telescope Begins Quest to Reveal Evolving Universe - Eos
2+ week, 6+ hour ago (638+ words) A new era of space exploration began today with the launch of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. Roman is poised to solve one of the fundamental mysteries of the universe: what it’s made of. “There’s something really fundamental that…...
The 26 August 2026 catastrophic debris flow in Nepal and Tibet
2+ week, 4+ day ago (20+ words) Initial observations on the 26 August 2026 catastrophic debris flow in Nepal and Tibet, which has killed hundreds of people....
Arctic Report Card Will Move Ahead Without NOAA - Eos
3+ week, 4+ day ago (336+ words) The Arctic Report Card, an annual, peer-reviewed evaluation of the state of our warming Arctic, will still be published this year despite a lack of financial or logistical support from NOAA. On 10 August, editors of the Arctic Report Card were…...
Patterns in time and space of fatal coastal cliff failures
4+ week, 2+ day ago (403+ words) A new analysis (Reiss et al. 2026) explores a global database of fatal coastal cliff failures, showing that these tragic events most frequently occur in the summer months when beaches are heavily populated. One significant type of fatal landslide is coastal…...
The evolution of the Wanlixi landslide in Taiwan
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (620+ words) Planet Labs satellite imagery highlights how the Wanlixi landslide in Taiwan evolved prior to the main failure on 21 June, and how it has continued to move subsequently. On 31 July 2026 I highlighted the valley-blocking Wanlixi landslide in Hualien County, Taiwan. The…...
The 4 July 2026 landslide disaster at Cantzama in Ecuador
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (433+ words) On 4 July 2026, 19 people were killed in a massive landslide in Zamora Chinchipe province, Ecuador. Planet Labs imagery shows that this was caused by a c.1 km long landslide that occurred 13 km upstream of Cantzama. This transitioned into a channelised debris flow…...