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that increasing exposure is the most important driver through increasing population and capital assets. Residual losses (after risk reduction and adaptation) from extreme weather have not yet been attributed to anthropogenic climate change. For the Loss and Damage debate, this implies that overall

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Antonina Korepanova,Kai Patause gas emissions. In addition, we examine relevant legal actions with relevance for L&D taken under the UNFCCC and the Warsaw International Mechanism on Loss and Damage. The chapter concludes with a synopsis of the various legal responses to L&D highlighting their premises, specific challenges and

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Karmen Toros,Asgeir Falch-Eriksen,Rafaela Lehtme,Koidu Saia,Alison McInnes,Sarah Soppitt,Rebecca Osw that increasing exposure is the most important driver through increasing population and capital assets. Residual losses (after risk reduction and adaptation) from extreme weather have not yet been attributed to anthropogenic climate change. For the Loss and Damage debate, this implies that overall

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Katharina Koller,Evangelos Kapros,Martina Lindorfer,Maria Koutsombogeratensions and dilemmas posed in health, social care and pastoral settings, for multitask and multiple role practitioners seeking to recognize the significance, and work with the consequences, of loss for users of their service. It then suggests a framework which purports to encompass the range of los

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iolence, though, typically, figures reflecting the ‘true’ picture of the victimization of men by female partners are notoriously difficult to obtain. With all victimization, as with mental health problems, men are less likely than women to admit a problem, to seek help or to visit a doctor. Women’s

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Tamás Kersánszki,Zoltán Márton,Kristóf Fenyvesi,Zsolt Lavicza,Ildikó Holikiolence, though, typically, figures reflecting the ‘true’ picture of the victimization of men by female partners are notoriously difficult to obtain. With all victimization, as with mental health problems, men are less likely than women to admit a problem, to seek help or to visit a doctor. Women’s

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