Exploring spatial heterogeneity and environmental injustices in exposure to flood hazards using geographically weighted regression

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"We find certain vulnerable groups, such as females, lone-parent households, Indigenous peoples, South Asians, the elderly, other visible minorities, & economically insecure residents, are at a higher risk of flooding in Canadian neighbourhoods." ht…

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Vulnerable communities face higher risk of #socioeconomicinjustice due to #floodhazards https://t.co/hFl9nRLTRD https://t.co/iR4TLVYB7I

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