Experts Are Failing to Account for Ripple Effects of Extreme Weather, Paper Warns

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Mar 27, 2026, 4:05 am97 ptsTrending
Fires, droughts, storms, and floods can have knock-on effects that are not well understood and rarely accounted for in planning. By failing to consider the ripple effects of extreme weather, experts risk undercounting its true cost or not preparing for its full impact, a new paper warns. Read more on E360 →

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Experts Are Failing to Account for Ripple Effects of Extreme Weather, Paper Warns

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