Why people live in hazard areas

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Flashcards on Why people live in hazard areas, created by Matthew Decal on 14/10/2018. Say if it is either economic, social or environmental
Matthew Decal
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(volcanic) Volcanic soils are fertile so are good for farming Environmental and Economic
Name a reason why people live in a hazardous area (volcano) economic Volcanos good for tourists and fertile land
(Volcanic) Name a reason why for environmental Volcanos can provide geothermal energy eg Iceland
(Volcanic) Name a social reason why Some volcanos don’t erupt very often to so people believe they are safe and believe the volcano is their god
( Name a reason why (social) Earthquakes don’t happen often so people believe they are safe as well as buildings designed to be earthquake proof
(Earthquake) Name a reason why (economic) Poor people can’t afford to move and areas of earthquake activity can be tourist destinations bringing jobs and higher income eg turkey
(Earthquake) Name an environmental reason why Some areas of earthquake activity are beautiful so people want to live there despite, building are earthquake proof
What is the risk equation Risk = (Hazard x Vulnerability) / capacity to cope
If _______ _____ ______ is higher than the _____ and ______ then it would ________ the citizens to stay If the capacity to cope is higher than the hazard or vulnerability then it would influence the citizens to stay
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