Storm damages and inter-city trade

Stephane Hallegatte

Nature Sustainability, 2020, vol. 3, issue 8, 577-578

Abstract: In a world of increasingly integrated supply chains, disasters have impacts far from where they hit. A new paper looks at how tropical-cyclone impacts propagate across cities, showing that indirect impacts become large for the most-destructive storms.

Date: 2020
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