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Green Economics
Adapting to natural disaster risk: the case of Brazil's flood
How can we minimize the impacts of natural disasters?
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As Brazil floods death toll rises, so does the tide of local volunteers
The Brazil floods death toll shot past 600 on Sunday, but survivors are being helped by a groundswell of local support unusual for a country that sees lethal floods almost every year.
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Even with Brazil flooding expected to continue, many remain in perilous areas
Rescue workers are encouraging residents of hillside slums at risk from Brazil flooding to seek safety. More rain is expected this weekend.
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Blame game begins in wake of deadly Brazil floods
As the Brazil floods continue, some blame municipalities for allowing residents to build in insecure areas, while others blame the federal government for misallocating funds.
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Brazil mudslides claim 355, some still trapped
Brazil mudslides: At least 355 people died in three Rio state towns after slides hit at about 3 a.m. Wednesday, and at least 50 people were still missing, officials said.
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