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As climate change and disasters increasingly wreak havoc, legal systems will likewise begin holding companies, governments and individuals more accountable for their climate emissions and risk negligence.

Inhaling fine particulates in the smoke generated by wildfires causes significant and sometimes severe health impacts, especially for vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and those with pre-existing conditions.

Frameworks, case studies, and tools for measuring resilience.

While much discussion revolves around the physical effects of disasters, mental health can also be harmed after a calamity. These resources explore the effects of disasters on mental health and good practices for reducing negative impacts.

Ecosystem-based approaches can provide effective solutions for flood risk management.

Working with nature and green infrastructure can improve the management of water resources and contribute to reducing risks associated with water-related disasters and climate change while restoring and protecting ecosystems.

Disasters often exacerbate the conditions of people suffering from non-communicable diseases. Explore the implications for public health.

Explore case studies and best practices on the use of open data for disaster risk reduction.