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Reducing the risk from natural disasters means looking to the past, as well as the future

Such messages teach us how to keep hazards away from people. Image: REUTERS/Antonio Aragon/Pool

Ko Takeuchi
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Percentage of occurrences of natural disasters by disaster type (1995-2015)
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