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Critical Care Clinics, 2019
Natural disasters are extreme events generally caused by abrupt climate change and other environmental factors. Intensive care units (ICUs) need to be prepared, because in the event of a natural disaster, the number of patients that require service stresses an already occupied facility.
Jorge, Hidalgo, Amado Alejandro, Baez
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Natural disasters are extreme events generally caused by abrupt climate change and other environmental factors. Intensive care units (ICUs) need to be prepared, because in the event of a natural disaster, the number of patients that require service stresses an already occupied facility.
Jorge, Hidalgo, Amado Alejandro, Baez
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Is the number of global natural disasters increasing?
Environmental Hazards: Human and Policy Dimensions, 2023We analyze temporal trends in the number of natural disasters reported since 1900 in the Emergency Events Database (EM-DAT) from the Center for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED).
G. Alimonti, L. Mariani
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Natural disasters and mental health
International Review of Psychiatry, 2022Natural disasters are large-scale adverse events resulting from natural processes of the earth, often associated with death, trauma, and destruction of property.
S. Saeed, Steven P. Gargano
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Natural Disasters, Risk Salience, and Corporate ESG Disclosure
Social Science Research Network, 2021We examine how natural disasters affect the corporate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosure policies of firms located close to disaster areas.
Qiping Huang +3 more
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Child Abuse in Natural Disasters and Conflicts: A Systematic Review
Trauma, Violence, & Abuse, 2021Violence against children affects a significant portion of youth around the world. Emergencies and natural disasters escalate the risk due to weakened child protection systems and disruption of preventative mechanisms.
H. Seddighi +3 more
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A Comparative Study on Natural Disasters
2022 International Conference on Applied Artificial Intelligence and Computing (ICAAIC), 2022The sum of all the lives destroyed every year by natural disasters in different countries is estimated at more than ten thousand. This paper looks at the effects of natural disasters in the world and then examines whether the strategies developed to cope
D. Padmaja +3 more
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2022
This chapter comprises the study of twelve sub-chapters delving into natural disasters that elicited more than one song each, and a miscellaneous sub-chapter dealing with several other unidentified calamities that produced only one song. The study of each disaster starts with a short historical introduction, which includes general information such as ...
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This chapter comprises the study of twelve sub-chapters delving into natural disasters that elicited more than one song each, and a miscellaneous sub-chapter dealing with several other unidentified calamities that produced only one song. The study of each disaster starts with a short historical introduction, which includes general information such as ...
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Natural disasters and analysts' earnings forecasts
, 2021The effects of natural disasters on capital markets have been investigated by limited evidence even though these calamities bring considerable damages or loss of life.
Dongmin Kong +3 more
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Science, 1999
N atural disasters have caused enormous losses in many countries and have set back economic progress in developing countries by years. The future looks even worse, as populations in many parts of the world migrate into hazard-prone regions and into major urban centers, which are particularly vulnerable because of their dependence on complex ...
F, Press, R M, Hamilton
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N atural disasters have caused enormous losses in many countries and have set back economic progress in developing countries by years. The future looks even worse, as populations in many parts of the world migrate into hazard-prone regions and into major urban centers, which are particularly vulnerable because of their dependence on complex ...
F, Press, R M, Hamilton
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The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1980
This presentation covers the various types of natural disasters which are faced by investigators throughout the world. Each geophysical substance is discussed, including earth, air and water, and secondary effects including fire. Additionally, four myths associated with disasters are reviewed.
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This presentation covers the various types of natural disasters which are faced by investigators throughout the world. Each geophysical substance is discussed, including earth, air and water, and secondary effects including fire. Additionally, four myths associated with disasters are reviewed.
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