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Nature-based solutions for natural hazards and climate change
Reguero, B. G.; Renaud, F.; Di Sabatino, S.; Jongman, B.; van Zanten, B.; Beck, M. W.; Cohen-Shacham, E. (Eds.) (2023). Nature-based solutions for natural hazards and climate change. Frontiers Media: Lausanne. ISBN 978-2-83251-158-9. 519 pp. https://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fenvs.2022.1101919

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Abstract
    The interactions between the coupled systems of climate, ecosystems and human society increasingly represent the basis of emerging risks. Nature-based Solutions (NbS) are increasingly seen in this context as a fundamental approach to address natural hazards and climate risks. Despite the global momentum for NbS in climate and environmental agendas, their implementation and uptake face policy, institutional, technical and financial challenges. This multidisciplinary collection demonstrates the increasing scientific evidence on the effectiveness of NbS for natural hazards and climate risks, which is essential to increase acceptance and uptake. The examples, case studies and experiences presented across watersheds, agricultural lands, and coastlines, urban and rural settings, offer new knowledge to address key challenges and demonstrate the potential of NbS to align climate, environmental and sustainable development goals. The collection aims to help advance the use of NbS in multiple contexts, but especially in regions at the forefront of climate change and natural hazard risks.

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