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Prof. Kevin J. Kircher@kevinjkircher.com |
That said, I think it's a more reasonable approach, easier to justify and explain. I also think it could uncover mitigation strategies that are underappreciated today. Hopefully someone can point me to really good existing work in this vein, or will do some and tell me about it!
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Aaron Sojourner
@aaronsojourner.org
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This approach would ignore all but the most important dimension (e.g. lives). It only ranks on that one outcome because it can't value anything more than lives.
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Chad Briggs
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It's something we strive for in disaster studies and policies in the Philippines, largely since human lives would never be priced at $12m. Minimizing lives lost and finding pathways to that is necessary, though it then conflicts with western Loss & Damage funding
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