Morgan M- Natural Disasters

Earth’s systems affect each other because weather develops in this subsystem, the atmosphere engages in interactions with the other spheres. The hydrosphere is affected by weather because storms bring rain and higher ocean tides. The hydrosphere water shapes the topography, which in turn affects the geosphere.Studying natural hazards helps us comprehend their operation and the dangers they present.The likelihood of upcoming occurrences as well as their frequency, magnitudes, and anticipated impacts.Therefore, having a thorough understanding of the various types of natural disasters and the disaster management strategies can help people deal with such situations more effectively. Since it is impossible to prevent natural disasters from happening, finding ways to lessen their negative effects is crucial.To predict and monitor potential disasters, as well as to develop strategies for responding to and mitigating the impacts of disasters.