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    • Leveraging inter-organizational coordination networks for housing climate change adaptation across rural Alaska 

      Taylor, Jessica; Poleacovschi, Cristina; Opdyke, Aaron; Certin, Kristen
      Published 2024
      Climate change impacts on housing are an essential concern for Alaska Native communities. Adaptation literature has largely ignored the role of inter-organizational coordination networks in supporting housing adaptation. ...
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    • Social vulnerability to natural hazards in the Philippines 

      Lloyd, Sophie; Gray, Jasmine; Healey, Sarah; Opdyke, Aaron
      Published 2022
      This research sought to measure social vulnerability at the municipal level across the Philippines. Indicators of social vulnerability were identified from literature and relevant census data was collected from the Philippines ...
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    • Does safer housing save lives? An analysis of typhoon mortality and dwellings in the Philippines 

      Healey, Sarah; Lloyd, Sophie; Gray, Jasmine; Opdyke, Aaron
      Published 2023
      Storms globally account for the highest loss of life among weather-related natural hazards. This study examines the relationship between components of housing vulnerability and typhoon related mortality in the Philippines ...
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    • Promoting migration as adaptation to climate change: addressing mobility barriers 

      Nabong, Emily; Opdyke, Aaron
      Published 2023
      In the past decade, there has been growing pushback towards the idea of migration as a “failure to adapt” to climate change. Climate-related migration is increasingly viewed as an adaptation strategy rather than the ...
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    • Access, the Built Environment, and Behavior 

      Wu, Hao; Levinson, David Matthew
      Published 2024
      Access is an essential component of the built environment that measures the ease of reaching desired destinations; the level of access is a combined result from both land use and transport infrastructure. Other facets of ...
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