Disasters: Natural
The Role of Family in Children with PTSD after Natural Disasters
... after natural disasters, it may be harmful for their children’s mental health, reinforce the avoidance behaviors of their children, leading to withdrawal of children, and thus be an obstacle in their ...
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Natural capital depletion: The impact of natural disasters on inclusive growth
... Climate-related natural disasters are increasing, with significant impacts on human, animal, man-made and natural ...climate-related natural disasters ranges from micro-level case ...
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Extreme Weather, Climate and Natural Disasters in Ireland
... example, the growing conditions over time determine the pattern of tree-rings for a given tree. Temperature and water availability are key weather parameters that influence tree growth, although other confounding factors ...
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Impact of natural disasters on income inequality: Analysis using panel data during the period 1965 to 2004
... followed natural disasters have prompted these governments to redistribute wealth from non-damaged areas to damaged areas, which reduces income ...from natural disasters is thought to be ...
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Institution, economic development, and impact of natural disasters
... although it is not statistically significant in column (2). Hence, the results for institutional factors are not stable, implying that in the full sample, institutional conditions do not have a critical effect on the ...
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Institutions and the losses from natural disasters
... far, natural disasters are viewed as sudden shocks to so- ciety and the ...world natural catastrophes may become ”normality” rather than rare ...by disasters (Albala-Bertrand, 1993) and the ...
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The End is Nigh: a History of Natural Disasters
... of natural variation; that is not conveyed by Svensen’s ‘climate change is a ...by natural disasters’ ...by natural disasters since 1970 – surely not? Thus by line six of the book one ...
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Natural disasters and economic growth in Africa
... which disasters occur due to the fact that different geographical regions suffer from different probabilities of experiencing a disaster for which reason it focuses solely on the geographical region it used for ...
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Mozambique and natural disasters: human capital under threat
... In order to try to monitor for these migration movements, regressions that only include data for households living in the same area for more than 4 years are used. This is done for both the affected region and the north. ...
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Implementing GIS to improve hospital efficiency in natural disasters
... the natural disasters such as earthquakes and ...of disasters in hospitals and improve the continuity of health services during or after disaster ...sudden-onset natural disasters in ...
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Natural disasters in a two sector model of endogenous growth
... Using an endogenous growth model with physical and human capital accumulation, this paper considers the sustainability of economic growth when the use of a pollut- ing input (e.g., fossil fuels) intensifies the risk of ...
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Public health implications of complex emergencies and natural disasters
... “ Disasters and emergencies are a fundamental part of normal ...of natural disasters and humanitarian emergen- cies, these data may be used to mobilize future resources for mitigation, planning, and ...
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COMMON METHODOLOGY OF DATA ANALYSIS OF NATURAL DISASTERS.
... as natural disasters (for example: avalanches, mudflow, landslides, earthquake, tsunami, volcanic eruption, flood, hurricanes и tornadoes) prediction and planning of emergencies can minimize loss and as a ...
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Disasters and Development: Natural Disasters, Credit Constraints and Economic Growth
... The EM‐DAT database includes data on the number of people killed and the total number affected (including those injured, made homeless or otherwise displaced) by a disaster event. The dataset also contains estimates of ...
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Effect of Natural Disasters and Their Coping Strategies in the Kuakata Coastal Belt of Patuakhali Bangladesh
... parameters, natural disasters are increasing ...[48]. Natural disasters such as drought, high intensity storms, and tropical cyclones with high wind speeds are extremely visible ...er-related ...
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Natural disasters: blessings in disguise?
... of natural disasters only on a stock market index is that an industry may benefit from a disaster while another one may suffer from it, causing the effects of the disasters on industries to offset ...
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State aid following natural disasters
... of natural persons and legal entities Legal and natural persons shall bear the costs they incur by their own actions in protecting their property against fl ...large natural disasters (such ...
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Disasters and Development: Natural Disasters, Credit Constraints and Economic Growth ESRI WP411 October 2011
... The EM‐DAT database includes data on the number of people killed and the total number affected (including those injured, made homeless or otherwise displaced) by a disaster event. The dataset also contains estimates of ...
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Some Thoughts on the Risk of Natural Disasters in Ryukyu Archipelago
... A new airport has been under construction in Ishigaki Island. Some karstic caves exist beneath the runway of the airport. These karstic caves are required to be protected for environmental concerns. The prefectural ...
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Conceptual Framework of Risk Perception of Natural Disasters in Agriculture
... different types: natural, health, social, economic, political and environmental. They also pass this typology with an additional dimension of the systemic characteristics of the various risks: the micro or ...
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