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Tag Archives: Natural hazards
RESILIENCE: A NEW FRAMEWORK IS NEEDED
During my college years, in California, as I pursued studies in environmental design, architecture and urban planning, I became interested in finding out what happens when a building interacts with a natural hazard. What external forces are applied to the … Continue reading
NEW BOOK: “PARAISO PROTEGIDO – Hacia una cultura de mitigacion” Is ready for shipment!
“The architect Ricardo A. Alvarez generously compiled passages from his ample and multidisciplinary knowledge to shape Paraiso Protegido,a book that in addition to being a critical text in the definition of our identity will, within a very short time, become … Continue reading
Posted in Cyclogenesis, Featured, Hazard Mitigation, Hazards, Hurricanes, NEWS - NOTICIAS, Sea Level Rise, Storm Surge, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Depression, Tropical Storm, Tropical Wave, Vulnerability Assessment, Weather
Tagged Cancun, Culture of mitigation, Florida, Hawaii, Hurricane Andrew [1992], Hurricane David [1979], Hurricane Gilbert [1988], Hurricane Iniki [1992], Hurricane Wilma [2005], Hurricanes, Mexico, Mitigation, Natural hazards, Quintana Roo, Tropical cyclones, Vulnerability
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