When the public and many risk managers think of risk, they tend to focus on fast-moving threats—such as financial market crashes, pandemics, and political upheaval.
But there are slow-moving risks as well: threats that develop over time before suddenly emerging as catastrophes—when it is too late to act. Most environmental risks are slow-moving. So are many risks posed by new technology.
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