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The captain, you know, he went on the radio and he's like, we just want to make sure everyone

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Landslides, earthquakes, wildfires, and tornadoes, sounds rather like an end of day's scenario,

doesn't it?

This is the world that has captivated today's guest over the course of a career that's

taken him all over the globe, studying natural hazards.

Bruce Malamard is Wilson Chair of Hazard and Risk and Executive Director of the Institute

of Hazard Risk and Resilience at Durham University.

His work in natural hazards has opened up new ways of understanding these events, from

statistical models to show how groups of hazards occur to examining the cascading relationship

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