Operating urban resilience strategies to face climate change and associated risks: some advances from theory to application in Canada and France
Authors:
- Charlotte HeinzlefCharlotte Heinzlef
- Benoît RobertBRBenoît Robert
- Yannick HémondYHYannick Hémond
- Damien SerreDSDamien Serre
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