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What is a natural disaster?
Think about sudden environmental events.
Define exposure in the context of natural disasters.
Consider what increases risk in disaster scenarios.
Which natural disaster has seen an increase in frequency from 1950 to 2005?
Focus on the disasters mentioned in the section.
True or False: Exposure refers to the absence of people and property in hazard-prone areas.
Think about what exposure means in disaster contexts.
Given a scenario where a major earthquake is predicted in a densely populated city, evaluate how different demographics (age, income, etc.) will affect the disaster response strategy.
Think about who might need special assistance during a disaster.
Analyze the relationship between industrial activities in urban areas and their exposure to natural hazards. What measures can be taken to mitigate risks?
Consider how industrial zones influence local population density.
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