Economic damages caused by extreme natural disasters have increased drastically over the last 50 years. This is the outcome of a study conducted by researchers of the Sant’Anna School in Pisa and the Pennsylvania State University

In the last 50 years, the economic impact of extreme events has grown considerably, driven by substantial increases in the damage caused by each of these disasters. It can be estimated that in any given year a single catastrophic event costs about 26 million dollars more than in the previous year 

19.11.2019

THE Times Higher Education world University Rankings by subject. Sant’Anna School is top ranked in italy and in the World top 125 for “life sciences”

Sant’Anna School has moved up 50 spots in the world in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings by subject. Sant’Anna School continues to occupy the top position in Italy, reflecting its strong focus on “Life Sciences” and positioning among the top 125 universities globally for Agriculture, Biology and Biotechnology

19.11.2019

CLIMATE AND FINANCE: Climate change affects banks and cause a 20% of growth rates reduction, A new study published on the prestigious journal Nature Climate Change. The paper has been co-authored by an international team of researchers

A new line of research started to study the impacts of climate change on the financial system. Financial crises entail costs both to the economy, because of contractions in demand and production, and to public finances (fiscal costs), due to the rescuing interventions of the governments

18.11.2019
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