Adapting to Climate Change

Chapter 1 Introduction: Learning from Natural Hazards Experience to Adapt to Climate Change

Chapter 2 Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction: Fundamentals, Synergies and Mismatches

Chapter 3 Tackling Barriers to Climate Change Adaptation in South African Coastal Cities

Chapter 4 Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction in Highland Peru

Chapter 5 Firm Foundations or Castles on Sand? The Shifting Sources of Flood Risk and the Implications for Flood Governance: An English Case Study

Chapter 6 Planning for Resilient Coastal Communities: Emerging Practice and Future Directions

Chapter 7 Adaptation to Seismic Risk and Climate Change: San Francisco and Berkeley, California, USA

Chapter 8 Rising to the Challenge: Planning for Adaptation in the Age of Climate Change

Chapter 9 Applying Hurricane Recovery Lessons in the United States to Climate Change Adaptation: Hurricanes Fran and Floyd in North Carolina, USA

Chapter 10 The 2004 Manawatu Floods, New Zealand: Integrating Flood Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation

Chapter 11 Learning From Analyses of Policy Frames and Informal Institutions in the Fire Management Sector of Victoria, Australia

Chapter 12 Recovering from the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami: Lessons for Climate Change Response

Chapter 13 Coastal Hazards Planning: The 2009 Tsunami and Lessons Learned for Climate Change Adaptation in Samoa

Chapter 14 Disaster Recovery in Coastal Mississippi, USA: Lessons Drawing from Hurricanes Camille and Katrina

Chapter 15 Waves of Adversity, Layers of Resilience: Floods, Hurricanes, Oil Spills and Climate Change in the Mississippi Delta

Chapter 16 Conclusions: Integrating Natural Hazards Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation through Natural Hazards Planning