
Research reveals that liberals and conservatives in the United States diverge about their beliefs regarding climate change. We show empirically that...
This study provides the first comprehensive analysis of individual perceptions of tail risks. It focuses not only on the probability, as has been...
Vietnam and China have about 144 km of shared natural borders by rivers and streams. Some of China's river embankment infrastructures caused changes...
Voluntary household decisions about whether or not to structurally mitigate or insure can directly and indirectly influence the flood vulnerability...
In August 2017, Hurricane Harvey delivered a tremendous blow to communities along the Gulf Coast of Texas and Louisiana. While the winds were strong,...
This is part of a series of case studies developed for the professional training for architects and urban planners in Vietnam to enable them to...
Losses from disaster shocks are felt across Pacific Islands. Pacific Island Countries (PIC) such as Fiji, Samoa, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu have been...
Nature-based adaptation planning is a challenging endeavor, not least because it requires trans disciplinary approaches to unite different actors'...
Floods affect more people globally than any other type of natural hazard, with over 734 million people affected in the last ten years (IFRC, 2018)....
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