How will these resources help you?
When discussing this topic in the classroom, it is often done quickly and mainly focused on people who live in volcanic areas. However, earthquake zones, river basins and coastal areas can also pose a threat to the inhabitants. In many of these areas, climate change and population growth have increased the risks. Hazards can turn into disasters, where residents are severely impacted. Examining why people live in these locations could be the key to better prediction, protection, and preparation. These resources look at why people live in hazardous zones, discussing the economic, political, cultural, and social reasons.
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