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Hazards
Atmospheric
Tectonic
Oceanic
One of the most hazardous races known to man…the French
AtmosphericMonsoon;
Seasonal winds which bring torrential (heavy) rainfall
Acid Rain;This occurs when chemical fumes are released into the atmosphere
Fog;A mass of water vapour suspended in the air
Tornado;Strong winds whirling around a small area of
extremely low pressure
It is widely considered that being cooked by grannies is a Hazard
Hurricane;A severe often very destructive storm
Blizzards;Periods of heavy snowfall
Hail;This is when rain freezes into tiny balls and falls to the ground
Thunderstorms;A storm caused by strong rising air currents accompanied by thunder and lightning
Drought;A long period of little or no rainfall
Tectonic
Famine;Occurs only in third world countries, often when arid soil or little rain means that crops do not grow
Earthquakes;They occur on3 out of 4 plate boundaries when two plates “rub” together
Landslide;Often occurs as a result of deforestation,
the loss of roots mean that heavy rainfall can wash away the top soil easily
Being gay…in the army…
I just love cleaning windows
Avalanches;
Go hand in hand with landslides. So remember don’t go yodelling (ha-ha and ha)
Quicksand;
A deep mass of loose wet sand which submerges anything on
top of it
Oceanic
Volcanoes;Many volcanoes appear underneath the water as well on land
Tsunami;A tsunami is a large tidal wave
Sea level Rise;Occurs as a result of global warming and the polar ice caps melting
Combination
Nearly all of the hazards are not just a result of the specific place they occur they often have been influenced by other factors.
An example of this would be; Forest fire, although the forest is on the earth the atmosphere can often be responsible for the fireDesertification, for this to occur you need a hot dry climate to allow the earth to get that wayFlooding, this is most commonly found on a river and would not be possible without a larger than normal amount of rainfall which leads to flooding
A good example for a trio combination is sea-level rise, this is caused by global warming which in turn melts the ice caps which then cause an increase in water affecting both the oceanic ecosystems and places such as Bangladesh which in many places is only a metre above the ground
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Matthew GreenKerryanne DaviesRemember never learn too much in one goTake regular breaksDrink lots of liquidsPlan your toilet visitsLaziness is the root of all evil