Climate change and natural disasters: Government mitigation activities an public property demand response
Climate change and natural disasters: Government mitigation activities an public property demand response
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DOI：
10.1016/j.landusepol.2018.12.026
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发表时间：
2019-03-01
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7.1
通讯作者：
Managi, Shunsuke
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作者：
Hein, Walter;Wilson, Clevo;Managi, Shunsuke
公众对极端灾害的反应程度远远高于对气候变化的关切。这项研究比较了当政府干预以减轻长期气候变化影响时，公众对极端灾害和气候变化的反应。要做到这一点，我们研究房地产市场的行为，以应对海滩侵蚀和飓风破坏昆士兰州，澳大利亚。结果显示，公众对气旋负面影响的反应对房地产市场的影响比对海滩侵蚀负面影响的反应更显著。对海滩侵蚀的相对不响应可以被视为地方政府干预策略和海滩的娱乐和美学吸引力的产物。因此，本研究为沿海可持续发展战略的制定提供了有益的见解。
The level of public response to extreme catastrophes is considerably greater than concern over climate change. This research compares the public's responses to extreme disasters and climate change when governments intervene to mitigate long-term climate change impacts. To do so we examine the property market behaviour in response to beach erosion and cyclone damage in Queensland, Australia. The results show that the impact on the property market of the public's response to the negative impact of cyclones is more marked than its response to the negative impact of beach erosion. The relative non-responsiveness to beach erosion can be seen as a product of both local government intervention strategies and the recreational and aesthetic attractions of beaches. This study, therefore, provides useful insights for the development of sustainable coastal development strategies.