Beijing’s First Red Haze Alerts Sharpened How Residents Judge Air Pollution
A survey experiment around Beijing's first red haze alerts in December 2015 shows that high-severity warnings significantly reduced how much ...
A survey experiment around Beijing's first red haze alerts in December 2015 shows that high-severity warnings significantly reduced how much ...
A nationwide Chinese study found that a single scenario-based tabletop exercise dramatically improved resident physicians' perceived disaster management capability, self-confidence, ...
A new study of seven Los Angeles wildfires finds that census tracts near burned areas reported significantly lower violent and ...
Interviews with leaders of U.S. mobile health coalitions reveal how mobile clinics halted, adapted, and ultimately strengthened their operations during ...
Researchers at North Carolina State University have created a mathematical model that uses Census and flood insurance data to predict ...
A study of 300 Israeli nurses finds that operational and psychological disaster preparedness are distinct outcomes shaped by different organizational ...
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