3. 1. Natural hazards
● arise from natural processes in the
environment.
● e.g. earthquakes, tsunami, landslides, volcanic
eruptions and floods
4. 2. Quasi-natural hazards
● arise through the interaction of natural
processes and human activities
● e.g. pollution or desertification, smog and fog
5. Atmospheric Hazard
● Excess Rainfall
● Hail
● Heavy snowfall
● Extreme temperature
● Hurricanes
● Thunderstorms
9. 3. Technological (or man-made) hazards
● These arise directly as a result of human
activities.
● e.g. accidental release of chemicals, toxic and
pesticides to floral and fauna
10. Technologic Hazard
● Transportation Accident
● Industrial Explosions and fire
● Accidental release of Toxic Elements
● Collapse of Buildings
● Cyber terrorism
21. Choose the right example of types
of hazards below and write it on the
corresponding table
22. Choose the right example of types of hazards
below and write it on the corresponding table
● avalanche volcanic eruptions hurricanes
● oil spill biological attacks landslides
● mining explosions polluting ground water droughts
● wild fires or bush fires dam failures fires
● transportation accidents storm surge earthquake
● train accident plane crashes tornadoes
● falling objects typhoon floods
● air pollution water pollution acid rain
● global warming desertification smog
● lightning sandstorm
● epidemic in human plants and animals
25. Common
long Term
impacts of
Natural
Hazards
PHYSICAL IMPACT
Death of people
Destruction or loss of infrastructure
Loss of housing
PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT
Grief or Trauma –PTSD
Marital Conflicts
Depression
Chronic Anxiety among children
SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACT
Displacement of Populations
Loss of Cultural identity
Forced adoption of new sets of Culture
Ethnic conflicts
26. Common
long Term
impacts of
Natural
Hazards
ECONOMIC IMPACT
Loss of job due to displacement
Lost of harvest and livestock
Loss of farms,fish cages and other source
of living
Loss of money and other valuable things
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Loss of forest
Loss of fresh water
Disturbance of biodiversity
Loss of Natural river
BIOLOGICAL IMPACT
Epidemic to people,flora and fauna
Chronic and permanent illnesses (nuclear
radiation)
Proliferation of different viral and bacterial
diseases.