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Hazards and Sustainability
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The purpose of the section is to study and manage hazards and reduce the damage they create. Hazards can be natural, anthropogenic, or a combination of the two. Natural hazards can be classified into several broad categories: geological, hydrological, and meteorological hazards. Anthropogenic hazards mainly include fires and acid rain.
Disasters are taking a heavy toll and affecting individuals, communities, and countries worldwide. In response to hazards, we must carry out disaster risk management to reduce disaster risks and enhance resilience.
Keywords
- Natural hazards and sustainability:
- Geological hazards: earthquakes, landslides, debris flow, flash floods, volcanoes, collapses, rock falls, etc.
- Hydrological hazards: floods, droughts, marine disasters, tsunamis, storm surges, etc.
- Meteorological hazards: severe weather, storms, hurricanes, typhoons, tornadoes, sandstorms, climate change, global warming, greenhouse gas emissions, lightning, heavy fog, haze, hailstones, etc.
- Anthropogenic hazards and sustainability: fires, acid rain, etc.
- Disaster risk management and sustainability: resilience, reconstruction, emergency management, safety engineering, natural hazard assessment, disaster mitigation, sustainable risk management, disaster risk reduction, post-disaster recovery/restoration, disaster resilient communities, etc.
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Sustainability - ISSN 2071-1050