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2 October 2012
Three late monsoon landslides in Nepal
Three landslides in Nepal yesterday claimed 20 lives
23 September 2012
Landslides kill 27 people in Sikkim, India
Landslides caused by heavy rainfall have killed at least 27 people in Sikkim, N. India
14 September 2012
Landslides kill at least 19 (and probably many more) in Northern India (with images)
Late monsoon Landslides triggered by heavy rainfall in Uttarakhand in northern India are likely to have killed at least 68 people.
15 August 2012
A video illustration of the impacts of riverbank collapse
An interesting video of a house collapsing as a result of riverbank erosion in India
28 July 2012
Quite a cool new debris flow video from India
A nice video of a debris flow in action in India
A landslide is rapidly destroying a World Heritage site in India
The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a World Heritage site, has been closed by a landslide at Tindharia
27 July 2012
Landslides from the South Asian monsoon in 2012 to date
A review of the 2012 monsoon season to date for South Asia. Monsoon rainfall is very weak, leading to an unusually low number of landslides so far.
23 July 2012
A weekend of landslide incidents
This weekend there were many landslide incidents around the world. This blog post highlights nine of them, in the UK, Austria, Canada, Mexico, India and China
17 July 2012
A landslide closes a famous hotel in India
The famous Hotel Oberoi Clarkes in Shimla has had to be closed as a result of a landslide that now threatens the building
27 June 2012
Multiple landslide impacts worldwide in the last few days
An update on catastrophic landslide events in the last few days in India, Uganda, Bangladesh and Canada
Dave Petley is the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull in the United Kingdom. His blog provides commentary and analysis of landslide events occurring worldwide, including the landslides themselves, latest research, and conferences and meetings.
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