Build networked resilience across cities.

Bai, Xuemei · Science · 2024

expert_opinion · Level V

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Abstract

There is an increasing need for the world to be prepared for a myriad of shocks and hazards. Many parts of the world are already experiencing climate change-related extreme weather events such as heatwaves, floods, and wildfires, which are projected to worsen in both intensity and frequency. The World Health Organization (WHO) also warns of "Disease X"-a term that includes both known and unknown infectious diseases capable of posing considerable global public health risks.