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Hazardous environments

1. Understanding risk and hazards
EMDAT has long been our hazard database of choice and has a great table with a classification of natural and human hazards, as well as their definitions of hazard and disaster.
MunichRE's NatCat SERVICE analysis tool is an easy-to-use and fantastic way of exploring the trends in hazard events around the world since 1980.
2. Cause and characteristics of natural hazards
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3. Measuring the magnitude of natural hazards
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4. Why do people live in hazard zones?
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5. Why are some countries or places more vulnerable than others?
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6. Managing earthquakes in contrasting countries
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