Virtually all our previous responses to environmental disaster involved protecting citizens from adverse effects and then resuscitating survivors after the fact [ 2].
Robotics technology has recently matured sufficiently to deploy autonomous robotic systems for daily use in several applications: from disaster response to environmental monitoring and logistics.
The country's vulnerability to environmental disasters also drives child marriage.
Established in 1980 in response to several environmental disasters, Superfund — formally the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act — is responsible for addressing areas contaminated with lead, radiation, mercury and other toxic pollutants, often left behind by industrial operations.
President Obama was not exaggerating when he announced in June, "This is the largest response to an environmental disaster of this kind in the history of our country".
President Obama, who visited the Gulf Coast on Friday, spoke broadly about the government's response to the environmental disaster, saying that "not every judgment we make will be right the first time out".
Migration's long history means a wealth of experience and knowledge has accumulated in relation to planned resettlement schemes, predisaster planning, and response to humanitarian and environmental disasters.
"This historic resolution is a strong and fitting response to the worst environmental disaster in American history," the US attorney general, Loretta Lynch, said in October 2015.
"Building on prior actions against BP and its subsidiaries by the Department of Justice, this historic resolution is a strong and fitting response to the worst environmental disaster in American history," said Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
Everyone can go to the court to learn the environmental disasters and to confront the perpetrators.
