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Living with risk: the geography of disasters
Price
Free–£12
Physical tickets £10 members or£12 non-members; free in-person student tickets with PANELSTUDENT. Separate online £5/£6 tiers excluded.
About
A panel explores how societies understand and adapt to disasters shaped by landscapes and human decisions.
A public panel in the Ondaatje Theatre with physical and online attendance. Advance booking requires a free website account available to non-members. In-person student tickets are free with the PANELSTUDENT code; the current speakers are not named in the retained body.
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