I need a clear, well-researched article that dives straight into today’s best mitigation and prevention strategies for earthquakes and tsunamis. The piece should read smoothly for an informed but non-specialist audience, balancing authoritative references with engaging, practical language. Scope – Concentrate exclusively on earthquakes and tsunamis; other hazards may be mentioned only when they directly inform the main topic. – Go beyond describing the phenomena: show how governments, engineers, urban planners, and communities can reduce risk through early-warning systems, resilient building design, coastal defences, land-use planning, community drills, and public-education campaigns. – Support every recommendation with recent studies, guidelines (e.g., FEMA, UNESCO IOC), or real-world case examples like Japan’s Shinkansen shutdown system or Chile’s tsunami evacuation routes. Deliverables • 1,500–2,000-word article in editable DOCX or Google Doc format • Inline citations plus a short bibliography (APA or IEEE—pick one and stay consistent) • Two royalty-free illustrations or diagrams that clarify key mitigation measures • A brief summary (max 120 words) suitable for an executive email brief Acceptance criteria The article must be original (checked with Turnitin or similar), reference at least six peer-reviewed or official sources from 2018 onward, and provide actionable takeaways for both policymakers and the general public. Please include a short outline in your bid so I can confirm we’re aligned on structure before you draft the full piece.