Titlebook: Risk and Resilience in the Era of Climate Change; Vinod Thomas Book 20231st edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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A Persistently False Dichotomyevidence on irreversible ecological damage. It is vital that science and economics complement each other far more on climatic trends and policy. Economic work does devote space for climate change now, but needed is an integration, by governments, businesses, and the MDBs, of climate effects directly in the assessments of economic growth.

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Transformative Changeional change will need to be grounded in how society values its resources and activities and how financing is prioritized for policy measures in anticipation of rising risks. Because risks are dynamic, resilience building should be capable of being assessed mid-stream with  multiple tools of evaluation, and adjusted accordingly.

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Opening Summary,effectively. Climate change is a marquee example of a typically low probability but high-impact disaster turning into a high probability and high-impact one. By backing any GDP growth regardless of quality, mainstream economics has, ironically, given cover to high carbon growth. In the face of anthr

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New Highs in Risk and Resilienceulus call for a revision. To face the new highs in risks, innovative pooling and deployment of resources to get them to the right place at the right time become a priority as countries and localities confront resource constraints. It also becomes necessary to go beyond the norm, innovating, and even

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Intractability of Climate Changey to the intractability of the climate problem. In the wake of an uptick in natural hazards, climate change is accepted as a reality by most, but human-caused climate change is only occasionally named as the culprit. Climate solutions call for the disaster liability to be placed on the promoters of