The concept of risk and critical situations for regions from an ecological-economic standpoint
The extent of ecological-economical risk increases in proportion to the concentration of industry and population, unfavourable influence and combination of natural, geographical and climatic factors, etc. The concentration of admissible risk is the basis of the approach which follows the measures ta...
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Unité Mixte de Recherche 8504 Géographie-cités
1998
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| Sumario: | The extent of ecological-economical risk increases in proportion to the concentration of industry and population, unfavourable influence and combination of natural, geographical and climatic factors, etc. The concentration of admissible risk is the basis of the approach which follows the measures taken to maintain maximum security within the system, i.e. taking into account any risk which could be foreseen both from an economic and social standpoint. |
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