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High seas : enabling a climate resilient Suez Canal : physical climate change-related risk impacts of global shipping, and methods to build resilience at a local level
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High seas : enabling a climate resilient Suez Canal : physical climate change-related risk impacts of global shipping, and methods to build resilience at a local level / Marsh. — London [etc.] : Marsh, 2022
16 p.
Sumario: The blocking of the Suez Canal in May 2021, caused by the Ever Given, demonstrated the vulnerability of global supply chains to disruptions to the world's canals and waterways. The just in time' nature of shipping means that there is limited redundancy, and these routes become escalation points for cascading risk. With increasing incidence of disruptive weather events, driven by climate change, greater focus should be given to understanding these potential critical points of failure
1. Seguro marítimo ‌. 2. Accidentes marítimos ‌. 3. Análisis de riesgos ‌. 4. Cambio climático ‌. 5. Resiliencia ‌. 6. Cadena del suministro ‌. 7. Canal de Suez ‌. I. Marsh & McLennan Companies ‌. II. University of Pennsylvania. Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center ‌. III. Title.