Titlebook: Climate Change Adaptation in North America; Fostering Resilience Walter Leal Filho,Jesse M. Keenan Book 2017 Springer International Publish

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Is the British Welfare System Sustainable?ts of extreme weather events on residents does not necessarily mean that people are strongly affected or feel burdened. However, knowing the impacts and related burden of extreme weather on the city’s residents is necessary to effectively plan for adaptation. This study investigates the impact and b

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Political Evolution and Institutional Changeading them to migrate for work. However, a stable population and long-term economic investment in forests and forestry institutions could be the basis for a more climate-resilient landscape. To understand these processes, this chapter focuses on historical and institutional transformations of econom

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Cathleen Faber,Hans Gerhard Strohement, such as ‘The Big U’ (of which the author is a co-design- lead), depends on designing the right balance between the two. In this paper, based on the author’s work on ‘The Big U’ and its successor projects, as well as on two interdisciplinary seminars at PennDesign, ‘Designing with Risk’, the au

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57257-9ile). High-end SLR estimates (90th percentile) reach 76?cm by the 2050s, and 1.9?m by 2100. Combining these projections with updated FEMA flood return period curves, assuming static flood dynamics and storm behavior, flood heights for the 100-year storm (excluding waves) attain 3.9–4.5?m (mid-range)