IAEG XII Congress – Torino, September 15-19, 2014
7.3 – GEOETHICS AND NATURAL HAZARDS: COMMUNICATION, EDUCATION AND THE SCIENCE-POLICY-PRACTICE INTERFACE
Among the critical ethical issues faced by Geoscientists and Engineers concerned with natural hazards (e.g. earthquake, volcano, landslide and flood events) is the increasing death toll and cost owing to rapidly growing population, occupation of marginal/unsafe land, and misuse of land. This problem is often aggravated in developing countries. Continue reading



