This kind of disaster risks is expected to increase in the future due to climate change, whose impacts are likely to heighten the severity and occurrence of extreme HM events, such as droughts and floods (Stern 2007, p. 76; IPCC 2007, 2012).
Nonetheless this case too can be accommodated by the Located Event Theory: what we hear is sudden heating of air due to the electric discharge, whose impact is confusedly propagated by the medium.
Also under standardized external conditions, IRT is error-prone due to several influencing endogenous factors whose impact cannot adequately be corrected.
The extent of the region's drug economy has barely been reported when it does make the news, it's mostly due to NGO schemes to tempt drug farmers into herb gardening, whose impact relative to the industry as a whole can only be extremely limited.
This may be due to the design of the CHFP project whose impact was not felt in this part of the district.
Moreover, the bigger the target is in relation to the bidder, the more likely the parties are to include an earnout in the deal, likely due to the fact that smaller buyers may seek the extra protection provided by earnouts to compensate for their lesser information-gathering resources and to reduce valuation error, whose impact is positively associated with the target size.
Teams could be less inclined to seek elite returners, whose impact will almost certainly diminish.
This includes people injured during fighting; families who have lost their breadwinners or left their home areas; host communities; and those whose vulnerability has increased due to the impact of the unrest on livelihoods and access to essential services.
"This is a man whose impact is equal to any global leader," he said.
The moratorium also catalyzed other changes whose impact is yet to be fully realized.
"With the F700, we researched how the classic limousine will change due to environmental impact.
