 immediate: plan in place ready to help people                                         cleared the main road that was blocked within 24 hours                      long term: project to start rebuilding houses.

what were the responses to the chile earthquake?

a naturally, occurring event that is a threat to a population

urbanisation.                                       population growth.                              wealth.                                                land use.                                             climate change

what are the factors affecting hazard risk?

damage to infrastructure, loss of life, injury 

how do natural hazards negatively affect a population?

what is the case study for a natural hazard?

infrastructure and housing collapse, large cities are hazardous areas

give an example of how urbanisation affects hazard risk?

prediction, protection, planning, monitoring 

if a population is more exposed to a hazard risk, is the risk lower or higher?

poverty causes unsafe housing, wealthier countries can invest in defences 

give one example of how wealth can affect a hazard risk?

primary: 500 people killed, lots of buildings damaged but were quite strong.                                                 secondary: a tsunami happened because the earthquake happens at sea- damaged the coastline

what were the primary effects of the chile earthquake 

 Immediate: relied on help from other countries, dug through to get people out of the collapsed buildings.                                            long term: half a million tents to provide shelter for the homeless, trying to repair all the broken buildings.

what were the responses to the Nepal earthquake?

primary: 9000 people died, buildings and hospitals fell down.         secondary: 3 million people left homeless, nowhere for the injured to go, avalanche.

what were the effects of the Nepal earthquake?

how many people did the avalanche at mount everst kill after the Nepal earthquake?

flood pains are very fertile- good for farming and high risk of flooding 

give one example of how land use can affect hazard risk

depends on a population’s exposure to the hazard and the population’s vulnerability

how many schools were destroyed in the Nepal earthquake 

how much was tge damage cost to the Nepal earthquake 

how much was the damage in the chile earthquake 

what type of plate margin was the Nepal earthquake 

 Famine and disease, infrastructure destroyed, refugees

 List the secondary impacts of an earthquake

 Killed nearly 9000 people, injured thousand, destroyed many Homes

 Give three facts about the Nepal earthquake

 Buildings, collapse, landslides, lack of electricity, Bridges collapse

 Give examples of primary impacts of an earthquake

 Volcanoes, earthquakes, landslides, mudflows

 Sea levels rise, flooding, tropical storms drought

 Give one example of a climate change affect hazard risk

 What was the Richter scale measurement of the Nepal earthquake?

 What was the Richter scale measurement for the Chile earthquake? 

 What are the three types of natural hazards

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