In order to facilitate access to appropriate care and minimise unmet healthcare needs in a population affected by a disaster, evidence-informed recommendations for proactive early outreach have been made in a number of recent consensus documents.
This study is a continuation of Xu et al. (2017a) on "Influences of Sense of Place on Farming Households' Relocation Willingness in Areas Threatened by Geological Disasters: Evidence from China" published in this journal.
That the show is set just six months after the disaster is evidence of how slow the real-life clear-up has been.
President and founder, Progressive Policy Institute Despite Donald Trump's description of the American economy as a "disaster", the evidence shows that it is finally starting to pick up steam and spread its rewards to working-class people.
There are the "New Interventionists" who see the disaster as evidence of supine, even non-existent, regulation and want to replace the Washington consensus – liberalisation, deregulation and privatisation – with something akin to the mixed economy of the 50s and 60s.
Armchair geologists cite the well's bountiful flow of more than 60,000 bpd at the start of the disaster as evidence that it could hold closer to 1 billion barrels per day.
Moreover, past disaster events evidence that these POS have a significant potential to contribute to disaster management as a primary place to rescue and for shelters, as an agent of recovery, to provide essential life support and potential for adaptive response.
More than 18 months have passed since the BP Deepwater Horizon oil disaster, but evidence of the spill remains.
Democrats and their allies cite the unfolding disaster as evidence that we need to transition rapidly off fossil fuels while Republicans double down on denial.
Our finding that immigrants had a higher chance of using MHS was also found in other studies after this disaster where evidence was found that affected immigrants reported more psychological problems (before the disaster) and use MHS more often than native survivors [ 32, 33].
