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Risked-Based Approach in a (World) Risk Society
The New York City Panel on Climate Change (NPCC) is focused on adapting to climate change to protect New York’s present and future infrastructure. Yohe and Leichenko, however, argues that both mitigation and adaptation strategies are necessary. Keeping in mind … Continue reading