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Author(s) López, Ramón; Thomas, Vinod; Troncoso, Pablo

Climate change and natural disasters

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University of Chile
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Serie de Documentos de Trabajo 414, December 2015:

This study explores whether there is a significant relationship between climate change and the global increase in the frequency of intense natural disasters. It considers the three main disaster risk factors: rising population exposure, greater population vulnerability, and increasing climate-related hazards, behind the global increase in frequency of intense natural hazards. The analysis is done in a global context covering 157 countries.

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Themes Climate change Risk identification and assessment
Number of pages
44 p.
Publication year
2015

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