The Dangers of Disaster-Driven Responses to Climate Change
View Journal ArticleLow-probability, high-consequence climate change events are likely to trigger management responses that are based on the demand for immediate action from those affected. However, these responses may be inefficient and even maladaptive in the long term.
Authors
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Sarah E. Anderson
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Ryan R. Bart
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Maureen C. Kennedy
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Andrew J. MacDonald
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Max A. Moritz
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Andrew Plantinga
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Christina L. Tague