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Environmental information systems
This indicator considers the number of fatalities, the overall and insured economic losses from weather- and climate-related events in the EEA member countries.. Hazards considered are those classified as meteorological hazards, hydrological hazards and climatological hazards, based on the classification by the International Council for Science (ICSU).
Datasets
Climate related economic losses (1980-2023)Microsoft Excel (.xls, .xlsx)ascii (.csv, .txt, .sql)
Published: 21 Jan 2025
Temporal coverage: 1980-2023
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Economic losses from climate-related extremes in Europe
Superseded or restricted datasets
Climate related economic losses_superseded (1980-2023)Microsoft Excel (.xls, .xlsx)ascii (.csv, .txt, .sql)Archived
Published: 5 Nov 2024
Temporal coverage: 1980-2023
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Economic losses from climate-related extremes in Europe
Climate related economic losses_superseded (1980-2023)Microsoft Excel (.xls, .xlsx)ascii (.csv, .txt, .sql)Archived
Published: 19 Dec 2024
Temporal coverage: 1980-2023
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Economic losses from climate-related extremes in Europe
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Economic losses from climate-related extremes in Europe
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