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Amid this turmoil, even greater advances were being made in desalination. It was acknowledged that present trends in capacity – though impressive compared to earlier decades – were insufficient to satisfy global demand and therefore a major, fundamental breakthrough would be needed on a large scale. 2063 TIBETAN UPRISING TIBET In light of the unfolding crisis in Europe, this constitutes a significant shift in power and resources, which inevitably results in friction with the other superpowers. One side effect of this, however, is the increasing flow of immigrants and refugees attracted by Russia’s new-found abundance and wealth. Many are fleeing resource conflicts throughout Eurasia. Due to its sheer size, it is virtually impossible for Russia to fully close its borders. This is a particular issue with those fleeing the drought-stricken Tibetan Plateau of Western China, who after a failed uprising against China itself has been left decimated in terms of infrastructure and public services. NEW STRATEGIES ARE NEEDED GLOBALLY In light of some of the catastrophes that mankind will undoubtedly face going forward, it is a lack of preparation and collaboration into how we deal with such events that leads to such devastating consequences, which often go on for many years after the catalytic event has already past. This strange thinking can be found in mans readiness for an event that potentially could not happen, with an extensive evacuation plan in place for the slopes and hill towns of Mount Vesuvius by the Italian government, which has full contingency plans in place already for such an event. This compared to the monsoons in South East Asia, which generate refugees on an annual basis in the region, yet the maximum level of planning that is done to help support this polemic is to open public buildings such as schools as makeshift shelters. It is within these contrasting approaches a major flaw can be seen. The crisis of refugees has not been approached from a planning perspective, further than laws and legislature that often exasperate the situation rather than help to mitigate the problem. The people of Bangladesh are no strangers to drastically changing climates. This annual deteriorating condition has become a quasi way of life for many of the countries rural populations.
VOLCANO STORMS TSUNAMI DROUGHT 51 STATISTICAL NIGHTMARE FAMINE TOXIC EARTHQUAKES REFUGEES CATALYST: Global potentiality for disaster is constantly rising. Analysis of impending and current environmental threats highlights the areas most likely to have future refugee crisis.
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scribed the camps as “inherently
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displacement.” Neither likely to
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III The endpoint is a hybrid and co
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sion, depravity, poverty. This beco
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Refugium as a social space The hist
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FROM POINTS TO A LINE Despite the g
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Globalization has torn the walls wh
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The Silk Road pulsated with life, e
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129 LIFE IN MOTION 11 09 16 Unesco
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NICARAGUA BERING STRAIT SAKHALIN TU
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Potentiality of Catastrophe Tailore
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ARCHITECTURE The Architecture itsel
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STRUCTURE Once the possibility of f
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CATWALK The catwalk is by definitio
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ESCALATOR Reaching down from the Ca
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COLLECTIVE ACTIVITIES The central
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Refugium - A paradigm shift 167 LIF
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169 LIFE IN MOTION A TESTING GROUND
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173 LIFE IN MOTION AGDAM NAROULIA
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PHOTO-VOLTAIC COVERING MEMORY BOXES
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Fleeing from Agdam, May 1993 Photo
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REFUGIUM
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