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Natural Hazards: Processes and Mechanisms

by Kit Rackley

Natural Hazards: Processes and Mechanisms

by Kit Rackley


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Very little demonstrates the power of nature as natural hazards do, whether they are tectonic and geological hazards such as earthquakes, volcanoes, mass movements or tsunamis, or weather and climatic hazards such as wildfires, tropical storms, heatwaves and blizzards. The processes that drive these natural phenomena are often complex, requiring at least a working level understanding of science. However, there are plenty of science communicators who have attempted to distil the science to make it more accessible.  


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