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Simin Davoudi · Newcastle College

Keith Shaw · Northumbria University

L. Jamila Haider · University of Cambridge

Allyson Quinlan · Canadian Arthritis Patient Alliance

Garry Peterson · Stockholm Resilience Centre

Cathy Wilkinson · Stockholm Resilience Centre

Hartmut Fünfgeld ·

Abstract

Climate change adaptation has become an important public policy domain, since IPCC scientists published findings in 2007 that showed that the Earth's climate was already changing and that, due to the inertia in the global climate system, it will not be possible to avoid all impacts even with the most drastic of greenhouse gas emissions reductions.

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Regional resilience and development Disaster Management and Resilience Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies

UN Sustainable Development Goals

Climate action

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Published in: Planning Theory & Practice

Volume 13, Issue 2, pp. 299-333

DOI: 10.1080/14649357.2012.677124

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UN Sustainable Development Goals

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