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Lessen Uit Crises en Mini-Crises - Klimaatverandering en Extreem Weer.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Wijkhuijs, Levina Johanna Jacoba.
Contributor:
van Duin, Menno.
Language:
Dutch
Subjects (All):
Emergency management.
Netherlands.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (0 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
The Hague : Boom Uitgevers Den Haag, 2023.
Summary:
This publication is a special edition in the series 'Lessons from Crises and Mini-Crises,' focusing on extreme weather events in the Netherlands due to climate change. It examines various incidents such as droughts, heatwaves, floods, hailstorms, and storms that have occurred in recent years. The book explores the impact of these events on public health, emergency services, and recovery efforts. It includes case studies that highlight the challenges faced during such crises and offers insights into preparedness and response strategies. The intended audience includes professionals involved in crisis management and those interested in understanding the implications of extreme weather conditions. Generated by AI.
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1 Klimaatverandering en extreem weer: een introductie
2 Hoe houden we in hete zomers het hoofd koel?
3 De droge zomer van 2018
4 Brand in Nationaal Park De Hoge Veluwe
5 Natuurbrand in De Meinweg: een evacuatie in coronatijd
6 Duinbrand bij Ouddorp: voorproefje van een hete toekomst?
7 Hoogwater in het Noorden
8 Hoogwater in Limburg: een inventarisatie van de gezondheidsimpact
9 Noodweer treft festival in Steenwijkerwold
10 Noodweer tijdens Pinkpop
11 Als hagel geen hagel meer blijkt te zijn: noodweer in Zuidoost-Brabant
12 De valwind in Leersum
13 De najaarsstorm van 28 oktober 2013
14 Overbelasting van 112 tijdens storm Eunice
15 Noodhulp na orkaan Irma: de eilanden binnen het koninkrijk
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ISBN:
9789400112650
9400112653
OCLC:
1402816704

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