Solar Storm to Hit Earth, Prompting Monitoring by Airlines, Electric Grid Operators April 6, 2022 By Brian K. Sullivan A solar storm will sweep across the Earth Wednesday night, raising prospects of dazzling Northern Lights visible as far south...
Viewpoint: Risk Management Lessons From COVID-19 Extend Far Beyond Pandemics November 10, 2020 By David Geller Even though we are still mired in the COVID-19 pandemic, it is not too early for insurance and risk management...
Solar Storms Are Driverless Cars’ Cosmic Weakness March 16, 2018 By Kyle Stock and Brian K Sullivan Self-driving cars are still working to master the snow. It turns out that excessive sun can also pose a problem...
U.S. Power Grids Prepping for Solar Storms February 20, 2014 By John Kemp U.S. electricity regulators have begun drafting new reliability standards to protect the power grid from a repeat of severe geomagnetic...
Possible Infrastructure Disruption, Claims Resulting From Geomagnetic Storms March 26, 2013 By Denise Johnson Solar and geomagnetic activity is expected to peak this year, increasing the possibility of disruption to government and private infrastructure....