We investigate whether climate change vulnerability determines foreign direct investment
(FDI) inflows. We reason that multinational firms foresee a higher climate change …

Leadership is a critical component in approaching infrastructure resilience. Leadership, the
formal and informal governance within an organization, drives an infrastructure system's …

Sea level rise (SLR) and storm surge inundation are major concerns along the coast of the
San Francisco Bay (the Bay Area), impacting both coastal communities and critical …

Traditional infrastructure design approaches were born with industrialization. During this
time the relatively stable environments allowed infrastructure systems to reliably provide …

The conventional wisdom on coral reef management tells us that decentralized
management, where the government shares power with local people, has both economic …

Coral reefs hold immense economic, ecological, and cultural value but are severely
threatened by climate change and other local stressors, such as coastal development …

Critical infrastructure networks provide socio-economic services across local and regional
scales. However, population and economic growth, urbanization, increasing infrastructure …

Inland waterways and wetlands form part of the environmental and cultural inheritance.
However, due to the ever increasing population, wetlands are abused by society leading to …