Using EEA and EUROSTAT data to identify climate risk inequalities: A practical example

Abstract The increasingly detailed granularity and completeness of both climate risk data and data generated by EUROSTAT on socioeconomic indicators, facilities and population structure is allowing more comprehensive and integrated assessments of climate risk inequalities across Europe. This presentation will look at the main results and methodological challenges of this line of work at the EEA.

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European Journal of Public Health
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckaf161.385
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demographic modeling and climate adaptation
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Using EEA and EUROSTAT data to identify climate risk inequalities: A practical example

A Kazmierczak
European Journal of Public Health
demographic modeling and climate adaptation
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Using EEA and EUROSTAT data to identify climate risk inequalities: A practical example

A Kazmierczak
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Abstract The increasingly detailed granularity and completeness of both climate risk data and data generated by EUROSTAT on socioeconomic indicators, facilities and population structure is allowing more comprehensive and integrated assessments of climate risk inequalities across Europe. This presentation will look at the main results and methodological challenges of this line of work at the EEA.

European Journal of Public HealthVol. 35(Supplement_4)
European Environment Agency (DK)
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demographic modeling and climate adaptation
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