Sector Interactions, Multiple Stressors, and Complex Systems

Robert Vallario; Katherine J. Mach; Jeffrey R. Arnold; Christa Brelsford; Katherine V. Calvin; Alejandro N. Flores; Jing Gao; Kripa Jagannathan; David Judi; Carlos E. Martin; Frances C. Moore; Richard Moss; Earthea Nance; Brenda Rashleigh; Patrick M. Reed; Linda Shi; Lynée L. Turek-Hankins

doi:10.7930/NCA5.2023.CH18

Sector Interactions, Multiple Stressors, and Complex Systems

Robert Vallario, Katherine J. Mach, Jeffrey R. Arnold, Christa Brelsford, Katherine V. Calvin, Alejandro N. Flores, Jing Gao, Kripa Jagannathan, David Judi, Carlos E. Martin, Frances C. Moore, Richard Moss, Earthea Nance, Brenda Rashleigh, Patrick M. Reed, Linda Shi, Lynée L. Turek-Hankins

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Interconnected networks of people, their livelihoods and housing, infrastructure, and nature influence climate risks and are increasingly vulnerable to climate impacts. Compounding and cascading interactions between sectors, hazards, and geographies magnify the impacts of climate change, especially for already-overburdened communities. Effective decision-making and climate responses benefit from collaborative approaches that incorporate diverse types of knowledge and address the challenges of complex climate risks.

Original language	American English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.7930/NCA5.2023.CH18
State	Published - 14 Nov 2023

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