crime data Why adequate crime risk data is important for property buyers and renters The value of crime risk data to assess neighborhood safety when choosing your property should not be underestimated. Our experts explain how to get a comprehensive crime risk assessment for any location in the US.
storm Get ready for storms: update on your storm event risk scores Augurisk has released a new update to the storm event assessment with additional tools to analyze your exposure.
Drought New drought risk assessment with Augurisk Augurisk just released a new drought assessment, now available throughout the Augurisk platform.
volcano The Cumbre Vieja volcano and the East Coast tsunami worst case scenario The Cumbre Vieja erupted on September 19th, 2021. Could this generate a tsunami of significant magnitude?
Climate Change Climate change and the AR6 IPCC report: what’s new? The latest IPC report is out. If you are interested in the near future of our planet but don't have time to go through 3,949 pages of science, we provide here a summary of its summary!
covid-19 Covid-19 and unemployment: who were the hardest hit? The early 2020 Covid-19 outbreaks generated unemployment spikes throughout the U.S. Who were the hardest hit, and did the recovery take place?
air pollution When Does Air Pollution Get Dangerous? In 2020, the Western Wildfires have generated particularly high levels of air pollution in a wide area across the US, which can lead to serious health issues.
natural disasters Natural disasters cost $210 billion worldwide in 2020 Natural disasters cost the world US$ 210 billion, while only $82 billion were insured, leaving many of those affected with huge losses.
crime Crime Risk Assessment with Augurisk We're excited to introduce our new crime risk assessment, available through our website and our free mobile app, Augurisk Now. This feature will help our users stay safe and have a clearer picture on crimes happening in their location.
nuclear-radiation Radioactive Waste Management: the Tale of a U.S. Nightmare Between alarming scientific reports, half-baked political decisions, and dismissive public attitudes, the problem of radioactive waste in the U.S. remains unaddressed.
