Barriers to gauging built environment climate vulnerability

Hussam Mahmoud ()
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Hussam Mahmoud: Colorado State University

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 6, 482-485

Abstract: Climate change will increase the intensity and frequency of a range of natural hazards, from floods to wildfires, which impact the built environment. More research is needed on buildings and infrastructure performance under different climate-driven events to support recovery predictions and effective mitigation policies.

Date: 2020
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