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Why is the frequency of natural disasters increasing? 1. There are less natural hazards occurring 2. Human population in areas prone to natural hazards has increased 3 . Deaths from natural disasters has
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Why is the frequency of natural disasters increasing?
1. There are less natural hazards occurring
2. Human population in areas prone to natural hazards has increased
3 . Deaths from natural disasters has decreased in developed countries and increased in developing countries.
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Why is the frequency of natural disasters increasing?
1. There are less natural hazards occurrin
2. Human population in areas prone to natural hazards has increased
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Human population in areas prone to natural hazards has increased
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