Question

How do natural disasters weaken a community’s social infrastructure? @PRAETORIAN.10



a.

Social systems are unbalanced by the damage caused by natural disasters.


b.

Natural disasters tend to target the poorest members of a community.


c.

The number of natural disasters is increasing across the globe.


d.

Natural disasters can cause billions of dollars in property damage.

Answer 1

The social consequences of natural disasters can be far larger than the immediate physical effects of the disaster. Primary damage is the destruction of buildings and roads, and it is the most obvious form of consequence from natural disasters. Secondary, or social, consequences stem from the primary. The impact of natural disasters is strongly linked with social factors; for example, 90 percent of deaths from natural disasters occur in the developing world.

Answer 2

Which of the following is a social consequence of global fuel dependence?



a.

rising costs of oil


b.

increase in atmospheric pollution levels


c.

poverty causing lack of access to fossil fuel resources


d.

an increase in the production of fossil fuels

Answer 3

gimme a sec im on the phone

Answer 4

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHA "B" HAHAHHAHAHAHA yeah, mother nature hates poor people hahahaha

Answer 5

a is debatable, as one could argue it brings communites closer together

Answer 6

i know when i was in the army and we would go help out disaster zones rebuild everyone was super greatful

Answer 7

but then again "d" is also contestable as not all natural disasters cause maximum damage

Answer 8

Unsure..

Answer 9

c only seems likely because our populace is expanding exponentially and we are inhabiting places never before known and our technology is boss and picks up the slighest tremmor

Answer 10

i would say D for the first q

Answer 11

A social consequence of global fuel dependence is a reduced sense of security for the population. A fuel dependence means the government must compromise, which reduces security.

Answer 12

well your second question encompases all of the options

Answer 13

its just choosing one over the other i guess

Answer 14

fuel dependance doesnt cost the environment, so B is a sneak answer which is wrong

Answer 15

fuel use does

Answer 16

So.. the second question is C?

Answer 17

thats a negative on c as most poverty peoples are forced to mine the fossil fuels etc

Answer 18

obviously not to man the expensive oil rigs but just manual labour etc

Answer 19

D: we only have a finite amount of resources so unlikely

Answer 20

hello???????

Answer 21

@AnnalieseBronz

Answer 22

Okay. Sorry. I'm being timed for taking a test...