Disasters to come
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Auteurs : Joshua D. Lichterman [États-Unis]Source :
- Futures [ 0016-3287 ] ; 1999.
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- Agricultural chemicals, Bhopal disaster, Coastal, Coastal areas, Coastal regions, Coastal zone, Colorado river, Cooler regions, Cyber terrorism, Disaster events, Distribution systems, Elsevier science, First world countries, Food chain, Food supply, Fuel rods, Future disasters, Global, Global warming, Great plains, Hazardous materials, Human society, Industrial processes, Infrastructural systems, Irrigation water, Large numbers, Large portions, Lichterman, Lichterman futures, Major categories, Many people, Meat intake, Methyl isocyanate, Mitre corporation, Neighborhood level, Ocean rise, Open societies, Other side, Ozone, Ozone layer, Ozone layer damage, Particular region, Potential disasters, Resource wars, Same time, Secondary effects, Seed stocks, Small pipes, Super nova, Switch gear, Technological hazards, Terrorism, Terrorist, Terrorist acts, Transportation systems, Urban regions, Water supply, World countries.
Abstract
Abstract: Disasters occur from the impact of a variety of natural and technological hazards. This paper explores the kind of disasters we can expect in the coming century, the challenges they present to human societies, and suggests a few future coping strategies. It argues that some future disasters will occur as a result of slow onset of hazards such as Global Warming or Ozone Layer Damage. Other disasters will happen more rapidly, emerging from such human actions as terrorism and resource wars. We can expect future disasters to be increasingly large in scale due to the complexity of human society and the ever growing size and density of urban regions and the built environment.
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DOI: 10.1016/S0016-3287(99)00016-6
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