Aug, 15 2011011. AT WAR WITH THE WEATHER - NOW IN PAPERBACK WITH SUPPLEMENTARY EPILOGUE

Knowledge@Wharton, posted March 16, 2011. Crisis in Japan: What Will the Costs Be?

CNN.com, posted March 15, 2011. Calls for better U.S. quake preparation

Wharton Magazine, posted March 14, 2011. Japan Facing a "Perfect Storm?"

U.S.News & World Report, March 24, 2010 Why Natural Disasters Are More Expensive — But Less Deadly

Insurance Network News, September 1, 2009 At War With Ourselves.

Insurance Network News, August 20, 2009 Hurricane Bill: Who Should Pay?

Wall Street Journal, July 13, 2009 I'm Sure Glad My Insurer Dumped Me

July 08, 2009, Knowledge@Wharton One War We Shouldn't Avoid: A New Approach to Reducing the Cost of Future Catastrophes

July, 01 2009, Miami Herald 2009 Atlantic hurricane season begins

May, 14 2009, SunSentinel.com Myth: Tape will protect windows in a hurricane

May, 31 2009, Slate.com Hurricane Prudence

February 29, 2008.Winning by a Landslide: Why more disasters are declared during an election year.

June 1, 2008, Risk & Insurance Magazine, The Risk Center's study "Managing Large-Scale Risks in a New Era of Catastrophes" was the subject of an article, "Rethinking Strategies to Solving Risks in the MegaCat Age".

February 11, 2008, Forbes, Flirting With Disaster Howard Kunreuther authored an op-ed on long-term insurance and how it can help homeowners in hurricane zones save money and protect themselves at the same time.

August 25, 2007, New York Times, Who Will Pay for the Next Hurricane?
Howard Kunreuther authored an op-ed on financing the costs of natural disasters.