Titlebook: Sustainable Risk Management; Peter A. Wilderer,Ortwin Renn,Klaus Mainzer Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 Risk governan

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Environmental and Ecological Aspects of Sustainable Risk Managementl changes, we need reformed risk understanding and risk management. Risks to or from the environmental changes can become a significant reality for mankind and its offspring. Risks take effect and interact in a complex manner; those that benefit from taking the risk and those exposed to it are very

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Maxims of Risk Ethics for Sustainable Agriculturecking: The first instance is the creation of dependable principles for those working in agriculture. These have to be invested with legal powers and legitimacy and have to be legally and politically empowered. Furthermore, incentives for responsibly acting entrepreneurs have to be created, and sanct

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Risk and Water Management Under Climate Change: Towards the Nexus Cityy water. Operationalizing the Water–Energy–Food Nexus is a possible solution for both developed and developing economies, but requires a paradigm shift, with strong policy support by national and local governments, as well as in-depth study and testing through pilot projects.

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Risking Weather Engineering: Fiction or Contribution to Conflict Prevention?sufficient income and lack of food triggers either emigration or engagement in terrorism. Preventing this chain of causes and effects—particularly in semi-arid and arid countries—requires effective water supply for irrigation. To make irrigation water available, innovative methods of delivering wate

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Risk Management in Radiation Medicine: Administrative, Legal and Ethical Aspects of Research in Raditions between conflicting risk cultures. Hereby, research is hampered and significant risks (e.g. lethal complications after combination of radiation and new drugs in oncology) may not be well addressed.

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Environmental and Ecological Aspects of Sustainable Risk Managementnkind and its offspring. Risks take effect and interact in a complex manner; those that benefit from taking the risk and those exposed to it are very often not the same. This is reflected in paragraph “h” of the general recommendations issued by the participants of the workshop on “Sustainable Risk Management”.