Ilan Kelman#DisasterData + #ClimateChange COP
1. "EM-DAT and quantitative analysis"
https://www.radixonline.org/blog/lzfv0qt5tpqqhr2zh8gl27hyins2bp
-Updating and supplementing "When disaster strikes" - Are disasters increasing?
https://engelsbergideas.com/essays/when-disaster-strikes
2. "Last Chance Climate Change COP (Again)"
https://policypostings.medium.com/last-chance-climate-change-cop-again-08926cc4da8c
-After all, "Do we really need more climate change COPs?"
https://medium.com/@climighealth/do-we-really-need-more-climate-change-cops-by-ilan-kelman-e0ffd57b78bd
#DesInventar #DRR #Climate #ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency #EMDAT #ClimateChange #UNFCCC #COP29 #COP29Baku #COP29Azerbaijan #NoNaturalDisasters
EM-DAT and quantitative analysis — RADIX: Radical Interpretations of Disasters
EM-DAT , the international disaster database, is perhaps the most comprehensive one available. It is helpful, needed, and welcome, with gratitude and kudos those who set it up, maintain it, and support it. They even removed the category "natural disaster" to keep it consistent with disaste