"A hotter, moister atmosphere is an atmosphere primed to trigger disasters," said Michael Oppenheimer, a Princeton University climate scientist and a principal author of the new report.
The earthquake that triggered the worst natural disaster to hit the Samoan islands in decades came, as earthquakes do, without warning.
It takes a 30percentt loss of any single crop in a county to trigger a disaster request from the federal Farm Service Agency office in an affected state.
Yet Republicans are threatening to trigger this disaster unless they get spending cuts that they weren't able to enact through normal, Constitutional means.
According to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), if the city is forced to trigger the disaster plan, the water will only be turned on again when the dams recover ― which could take months, the conservation organization estimates.
On the other side of the political spectrum, vaccine denialist Deborah Dupre suggests that HAARP, "a weapon of mass destruction," could have been involved in Chile's monumental 8.8 earthquake," noting "its geoengineering capacity to trigger 'natural disasters' for imperialist political gain".
The DayuSWS can be integrated with other existing systems or a decision support system (cyber to cognition level) to trigger appropriate active disaster mitigation measures (cognition to configuration levels).
Since then, the Jordanian services sector has been experiencing an increasing number of risks that are likely to trigger crises or disasters.
The widening of the conflict threatens, in turn, to trigger a new humanitarian disaster.
In 2010, the Norwegian Refugee Council's Geneva-based Internal Displacement Monitoring Center estimated that more than 42 million people "were forced to flee due to disasters triggered by sudden-onset natural hazards," the United Nations report said.
