Titlebook: Ecosystem-Based Disaster Risk Reduction and Adaptation in Practice; Fabrice G. Renaud,Karen Sudmeier-Rieux,Udo Nehren Book 2016 Springer I

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,“Your’e on the Cusp, but not There Yet”, implementing risk reducing measures across diverse socio-economic and environmental sectors and scales. What is often overlooked and certainly required for comprehensive planning and programming are better tools and approaches that include ecosystems in the equations. Collectively, these mechanisms

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Career Opportunities in Toxicologyystem-based disaster risk reduction really can make a difference. If we want to find out what will be the effect of alternative risk reduction measures, how ecosystem services can play a role in this context, and how they compare with other types of interventions, then there is a clear role for geo-