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3 ObservedandProjected Impacts fromExtremeWeatherEvents… 73 Table3.2 (continued) Hazard Location Period Normalised loss References Riverflood Europe 1970–2006 No trend Barredo (2009) Riverflood Korea 1971–2005 Increase since1971 Changet al. (2009) Riverfloodand landslides Switzerland 1972–2007 No trend Hilker et al. (2009) Riverflood Spain 1971–2008 No trend Barredoet al. (2012) Riverflooding Spain 1975–2013 No trend Pérez-Moraleset al. (2018) Wildfire (1 study) Bushfire Australia 1925–2009 No trend Cromptonet al. (2010) Variousweather (9 studies) Weather (hurricanes,floods) USA 1951–1997 No trend ChoiandFisher (2003) Weather (flood, thunderstorm,hail, bushfires) Australia 1967–2006 No trend Cromptonand McAneney (2008) Weather (hail, storm,flood, wildfire) World 1950–2005 Increase since 1970;no increase since1950 Miller et al. (2008) Weather (floods, convectiveevents, winter storms, tropical cyclones, heatwaves) World 1980–2008 No trend Neumayerand Barthel (2011) Weather (winter storms,heatwaves) Germany 1980–2008 Increase since1980 Neumayerand Barthel (2011) Weather (floods, convectiveevents Germany 1980–2008 No trend Neumayerand Barthel (2011) Weather (floods, convectiveevents, winter storms, tropical cyclones, heatwaves) USA 1980–2008 Increase since1980 Neumayerand Barthel (2011) Naturaldisasters (includingextreme temperatures, floods,mass movement, storms, wildfire) China 1990–2011 No trend Zhouet al. (2013) Weather (tropical cyclones,flooding, drought) India (Odisha) 1972–2009 No trend Bahinipati and Venkatachalam (2016) Updated fromBouwer (2011a), includingHandmer et al. (2012),Cramer et al. (2014),Arent et al. (2014) and other recentpublications