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Floods, fires and earthquakes are natural; who they ruin is decided beforehand.
Lecture / talkScience & nature
At Royal Geographical Society.
A hazard becomes a disaster through the decisions made long before it arrives - where housing went, what the drainage was built for, who can afford to leave. The panel looks at how societies read their own risk and at what adaptation looks like when it works. £12.00, or £10.00 for members.
Tuesday 17 November 2026: 19:00 – 20:30
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