IFRC Case Studies: Beirut Explosion and Red Sludge

IFRC provides 2 case studies which address Beirut explosion (Lebanon) and Chemical spill/red sludge (Hungary) topics of technological and biological / CBRN hazards.

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Case Study
07 May 2014
Viet Nam has always suffered from extreme weather events. Because of climate change, it is likely that droughts will occur more often, and that tropical cyclones will also become more intense. In 2003, the Vietnam Red Cross Society (VNRCS)  became o...
Tags: Case Study, Climate Change Adaptation, Drought, Hurricane / Typhoon / Cyclone
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