Natural Disasters, the Environment, and Technological Pathways to Sustainable Recovery

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Sylvester Udeorah Henrietta Okoro

Natural Disasters, the Environment, and Technological Pathways to Sustainable Recovery

Name: Natural Disasters, the Environment, and Technological Pathways to Sustainable Recovery
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ISBN: 9798337326818

Sylvester Udeorah, Henrietta Okoro, Ghosh Thinnakkakath , Anthony Ogbo

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Information Science Reference
29 April 2026

Social impact of disasters; Natural disasters; Sustainability

As climate change accelerates the frequency and intensity of natural disasters, communities across the globe face challenges to rebuild while protecting their ecosystems. The intersection of environmental resilience and technological innovation has become imperative in shaping sustainable recovery strategies that not only restore what has been lost but also strengthen preparedness for the future. From early-warning systems to data driven response tools, technology is redefining how societies confront and adapt to environmental threats. In this critical moment, embracing forward-looking solutions is essential to creating recovery pathways that are both sustainable and just. Natural Disasters, the Environment, and Technological Pathways to Sustainable Recovery explores the profound relationship between natural disasters and sustainable recovery. This book examines the critical areas affected by natural disasters. Covering topics such as natural disasters, sustainable development, and technological advancements, this book is an excellent resource for academicians, researchers, policymakers, government officials, educators, industry leaders, and graduate students.

Edited by: Sylvester Udeorah, Henrietta Okoro, Ghosh Thinnakkakath, Anthony Ogbo
Imprint: Information Science Reference
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 254mm, Width: 178mm, Spine: 29mm
Weight: 984g
ISBN: 9798337326818
Pages: 574
Publication Date: 29 April 2026
Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Primary , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Sylvester Udeorah is an expert in labour and human resources economics and an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Henrietta M. Okoro is an Associate Professor of Computer Information Systems at Colorado Technical University. She is a seasoned researcher, a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), and an Agile Certified Practitioner. Ghosh Thinnakkakath is a seasoned IT leader, widely respected SAP expert, and independent researcher with more than 30 years of global experience helping organizations modernize and run mission-critical systems with confidence. He holds dual PhD degrees in Information Technology and Business, along with postgraduate qualifications in Mathematics, Computer Applications, and Business Administration. Over the years, Dr. Thinnakkakath has led high-impact engagements across industries and is known for steady leadership in complex environments, strong stakeholder alignment, and a practical, customer-first mindset. Alongside his industry work, he contributes to academic publishing and professional communities through authored book chapters and editorial initiatives. Equally important to him is giving back—he actively supports the next generation through coaching, knowledge sharing, volunteering, and community-focused efforts that advance education, inclusion, and positive social impact. Anthony Ogbo is a distinguished journalist, scholar, and media innovator with over four decades of professional experience spanning global newsrooms and academia. He currently serves as a Visiting Professor of Communication and Journalism at Texas Southern University, where he combines industry expertise with scholarly insight to shape future media professionals. A seasoned editor, publisher, and author, Dr. Ogbo has led influential media platforms and produced significant works on leadership, ethics, and communication. His research and practice bridge journalism, digital media, and organizational leadership, establishing him as a respected voice in contemporary media discourse. Through teaching, mentorship, and conference leadership, he continues to advance innovation, critical thinking, and transformative storytelling in the evolving communication landscape.