The last mayor to try to hold onto support from such a diverse coalition was David Dinkins, who spent four beleaguered years in City Hall at war with the surging crack epidemic, a brutal recession and all manner of consequent social disasters.
Haiti is known as a "pipeless nation," still recovering from 2010's catastrophic earthquake and consequent natural disasters.
Increased risk of cancer reasonably attributed to site contamination by TCDD (as distinct from exposure to TCDD consequent upon an industrial disaster or in workers) has never been demonstrated[ 1].
Health consequences of disasters.
It said Japan's efforts to reduce emissions were dealt a blow by the nuclear disaster in Fukushima and the "consequent increased reliance on coal for its electricity generation".
The sauces take hours to complete, as do the complementary entrees; cooking everything in one evening, which we tried once, resulted in the kind of panic and consequent shock one ascribes to victims of minor natural disasters.
In a new paper, Hansen and colleagues warn that the current international plan to limit global warming isn't going to be nearly enough to avert disasters like runaway ice-sheet melting and consequent sea-level rise.
Given the losses engendered in a disaster – in compensation, in tarnished image and the consequent need for rebranding and marketing – it has long been thought that the safety of an airline's passengers was above the mucky world of economics.
This is the first study which presents empirically the underline mechanism of how disaster is related to countries' productive efficiency and consequent productivity change using global data.
The most obvious — but not the only — disasters stem from mortgage delinquencies, fears of more, and consequent uncertainty about the values of mortgage-related securities.
