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3 octobre 2019
- doi: 10.4000/books.ifpo.13272
- isbn: 9782351597477
- eisbn: 9782351595497
https://www.openedition.org/12554 , info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
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cartographie migration géopolitique fragmentation pauvreté urbanisation dégradation environnementale inégalité régionale changement climatique mobilisation sociale pénurie d'eau pénurie éléctrique crise des déchets urbanisme reconstruction réfugié gestion locale décentralisation cartography refugees migration geopolitics fragmentation regional inequalities poverty urbanization environmental degradation pollution climate change natural risks water shortage electricity shortage solid waste crisis city planning reconstruction social mobilization local spatial management decentralization planning controversies Geography HIS052000 HBTPSujets proches
Particle size reduction Comminution Grinding (Size reduction) Deficiency Shortages Project networks Immigration Travaux de reconstruction Chantiers de reconstruction Pénurie Planning Cheminement, Analyse de Analyse de circuit Planification par réseaux Réseau, Analyse de (planification) Analyse de cheminement Réseaux, Planification par Circuit, Analyse de MSC 90C35 (2000) Planning Écrasage Micronisation Pulvérisation (broyage) Broyage (fragmentation) Comminution Concassage TriturationCiter ce document
Chadi Abdallah, « Risks (II): Floods and Human Activities », Presses de l’Ifpo, ID : 10.4000/books.ifpo.13272
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Floods frequently occur in Lebanon during the rainy season, usually between December and March after particularly heavy storms or at the beginning of snowmelt. Rivers overflow causing major damages, which are estimated to amount to 15 million US$ per year. These events are more and more studied and seem mostly related to anthropogenic factors, including uncontrolled urban sprawl. An increasingly frequent phenomenon? There has never been a systematic recording over time of floods in Lebanon, w...