Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=CSd1JKaeTks Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Research on cascading natural disaster hazards helps communities plan ahead for weather threats [IwbL78fElPh] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT Brian Yanites is a nationally recognized leader in the study of the ways the earth's surface moves over time. With scientists from across the United States, he advocates for a better understanding of cascading hazards, the chain of natural disasters that can occur after an extreme weather event. Read the full article: pzI2vRKv9kW KC6xAIwF6Nn IQiS5oqqFOR AeAM7F8lrU2 hHNZWI9hQyx oFv3Ba1wZat 9Ebej3RC4BO OFOPpefMWKq
Brian Yanites is a nationally recognized leader in the study of the ways the earth's surface moves over time. With scientists from across the United States, he advocates for a better understanding of cascading hazards, the chain of natural disasters that can occur after an extreme weather event. Read the full article: pzI2vRKv9kW KC6xAIwF6Nn IQiS5oqqFOR AeAM7F8lrU2 hHNZWI9hQyx oFv3Ba1wZat 9Ebej3RC4BO OFOPpefMWKq