Mitigation of Dangers from Natural and Anthropogenic Hazards

Focusing on a three-step program, this book addresses the mitigation of both natural and human-made hazards, particularly for financially vulnerable countries. It explores the economics of disaster reduction and funding strategies while emphasizing prediction, prevention, and preparedness in the face of global warming and climate change. Key issues covered include sea level rise, extreme weather events, food and water security threats, and the spread of infectious diseases, highlighting the urgent need for effective strategies to safeguard society.