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Unscramble hazard terms to boost disaster literacy

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Unscramble hazard terms to boost disaster literacy

by Robert Abril
1

Ground shaking caused by sudden movement of rock masses beneath or at the Earth's surface.

2

Downslope movement of rock, soil, and debris due to gravity, often triggered by seismic shaking or heavy rainfall.

3

Release of magma and volcanic gases from a crater or vent, sometimes generating lava flows, ash clouds, and pyroclastic flows.

  
  
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A large ocean wave caused by underwater disturbances such as earthquakes or volcanic activity.

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A process where water-saturated soil temporarily loses strength during strong shaking, causing objects to sink or tilt.

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Maps designed to identify areas prone to specific natural hazards to aid planning and response.

  
  
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Efforts to reduce harm by planning, preparedness, and reducing exposure and vulnerability.

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Adjustments to living with hazards to lessen impact and improve resilience.

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