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On the “Top 10 Riskiest Cities” and Getting Mauled by Bears

On the “Top 10 Riskiest Cities” and Getting Mauled by Bears

April 18, 2014
by David Lallemant
English

In late March the large re-insurer Swiss-Re published a report ranking the world’s 616 largest urban centers according to risk from natural hazards. The report…

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Resilient Urbanism at the World Urban Forum in Medellin

Resilient Urbanism at the World Urban Forum in Medellin

April 7, 2014
by Anna Konotchick
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What are experts around the world saying about equity and resiliency in cities? Two members of the Resilient Urbanism team (Anna Konotchick and Kate Crawford)…

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San Francisco / Port-au-Prince partnership for earthquake resilience?

San Francisco / Port-au-Prince partnership for earthquake resilience?

March 28, 2014
by David Lallemant
English

I was recently reading through some of the articles in The Guardian’s Resilient Cities series. One of the articles that struck my interest describes a…

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