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\u00a0Extreme Weather Events<\/h3>\n

COVID-19 presents the potential for people and groups to become exposed to harm in new ways. To understand ways in which these harms may be overlapping, we designed a survey for experiences of extreme weather events affecting people across the world.<\/p>\n

This was a citizen \/ community observation survey that was open to anyone\u00a018 years of age and older\u00a0<\/b>who wished to contribute.<\/p>\n

Participation was entirely voluntary, and contributors did not have\u00a0to answer every question or record their name. They were informed that re-posting, \u201cliking,\u201d or \u201cfollowing,\u201d will be visible to others on public network platforms.<\/p>\n

Contributions to this project \u00a0are closed.<\/p>\n

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