Attributing extreme weather events

Attributing extreme weather events

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Author: CDKN Global
Type: Videos
Country: India
Themes: Disaster risk management
Tags: attribution science, disaster risk reduction, extreme weather events

What if we could better prepare for hazards like flooding and heat waves by understanding the changing risks of extreme weather events? This short film, from the Raising Risk Awareness initiative explains the process behind attribution science and its importance in preparing for the future.

 

 

 

The Raising Risk Awareness initiative uses state-of-the-art science to help Asian and African societies to understand the role of climate change in extreme weather events and prepare for future ones.

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