EM-DAT, a database of disasters | meteoLCD Weblog
Bjørn Lomborg - Fewer and fewer people die from climate-related natural disasters. This is clearly opposite of what you normally hear, but that is because we're often just being told of one
Number of natural disasters worldwide by year (from EM-DAT) | Download Scientific Diagram
UN Climate Disaster doubling revisited – Faktantarkistusblogi
EM-DAT | The international disasters database
Natural Disasters - Our World in Data
Distribution of people affected by natural disasters, by country and type of phenomena in Asia (1975-2001) - World | ReliefWeb
Humans add to natural disaster risk
EM-DAT: the International Disaster Database | E-Library
Total Number of Reported Natural Disaster 1960-2015 Source: CRED EM-DAT... | Download Scientific Diagram
How did the number of deaths per year from natural disasters change over the last hundred years? | Gapminder
File:Global deaths from natural disasters by type ((EM-DAT; 2011 to 2019)), OWID.svg - Wikimedia Commons
EM-DAT | The international disasters database
GDIS, a global dataset of geocoded disaster locations | Scientific Data
Disaster Damage Records of EM-DAT and DesInventar: A Systematic Comparison | SpringerLink
Natural Disasters - Our World in Data
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Frontiers | Toward an Interoperable National Hazards Events Database for South Africa
Hannah Ritchie on Twitter: "@OurWorldInData EM-DAT (the disaster database) report that most flood deaths occurred in Asia and Africa. Largest number were in India. https://t.co/Zrx7cp91Jr" / Twitter
Report of the FAO Asia-Pacific Conference
Global Weather and Climate Disasters 2000 to 2021
CRED publishes 2019 disaster statistics | UN-SPIDER Knowledge Portal
