Flooding can cause major disruptions in cities, and lead to significant impacts on people, the
economy and on the environment. These impacts may be exacerbated by climate and socio …

Economic theory suggests that, other things being equal, properties located within a
floodplain should suffer a price discount. A survey of the existing evidence nonetheless …

We examine whether property price differentials reflecting flood risk increase following a
large flood event, and whether this change is temporary or permanent. We use single-family …

Risks from extreme weather events are mediated through state, civil society and individual
action,. We propose evolving social contracts as a primary mechanism by which adaptation …

This report assesses how many people in urban areas are at risk from pluvial flooding
(surface water flooding resulting from intense rainfall). It projects the increase in risk due to …

Abstract Recent floods in America, Europe, Asia and Africa reminded societies across the
world of the need to revisit their climate adaptation strategies. Rapid urbanization coinciding …

Coastal areas around the world are urbanizing rapidly, despite the threat of sea level rise
and intensifying floods. Such development places an increasing number of people and …

This study advances theory articulating the micro-level processes behind public
organization adaptation to extreme weather. It tackles a persistent puzzle about the limited …

There is growing evidence that physical climate hazards—such as floods and wildfires—
affect property prices. Climate change scenarios suggest more frequent and severe physical …

Abstract [eng] Households are responsible for almost 30% of final energy consumption in
the EU. Therefore, sustainable energy consumption in households can provide a lot of …