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News and Blogs

The Blue Light Show wraps up in London

June 2025: The two-day event has officially concluded at Olympia London, where emergency services professionals from across the UK came together to connect, collaborate, and share knowledge

Volume 20 Issue 2

This edition's comment warns against the disruptions of war, looking at the effect on global food networks, links to WWII, and climate and migration. It explores the response and recovery as well as the nature of human resilience

Volume 20 Issue 1

This edition's comment explores the theme of complex systems and complex problems with key lessons from disasters, a review of the USAID closure, learning from the past, women in the resilience sector and a search and rescue tool for earthquakes

Volume 19 Issue 4

This edition's comment celebrates 20 years of CRJ with an interview with Emily Hough, the founder, and Christine Jessup's reflection of the Journal. It explores the themes of cognitive warfare and mental health and trauma for practitioners

How scientists are remapping the world’s rivers to predict floods

June 2025: Researchers at the University of Oxford have developed GRIT, the most comprehensive global map of rivers to date. The system reveals how rivers actually split, branch, and flow, revolutionising climate risk planning

Volume 19 Issue 3

This edition's comment explores 'Crime Waves', looking at the Southport riots in the UK, organised crime in Latin America, Japan’s low crime, the intersection of crime and climate change, and compassion fatigue.