Sentence examples for induced hazards from inspiring English sources

The exploitation of rare-earth-element (REE) mines has resulted in severe ammonia nitrogen pollution and induced hazards to environments and human health.

Climate change and land-use degradation accelerate water induced hazards such as flash floods, riverine floods, erosion, landslides during the monsoon period, and droughts in non-monsoon periods.

Both approaches mentioned above are common in observational studies and offer a fast and comprehensive way to augment scientific knowledge of climate induced hazards.

Each and every part of the world is more or less susceptible to natural calamities, the Himalayas is more complex due to its dynamic geomorphology/geosystem (Rawat 2013) and seasonal hydro-meteorological conditions experience very frequent natural disasters, especially water induced hazards (Nibanupudi and Shaw 2015).

They are rapid, gravity-driven mass movements and are considered a meteorologically induced hazard.

These findings can be applied to do proper planning of lightning induced hazard mitigation as lightning is of one of the major natural disasters of India.

On the hazard side, recent increase in intensity, frequency, and unpredictability of anomalous rainfall events linked to monsoon climatic changes along with other natural and human-induced hazards have generally been understood to induce hazardous floods and landslides; and extreme dry conditions also may be related to the change in monsoon intensity favor forest fires and haze in Brunei.

The LVI also helps to capture the key factors that reflect the vulnerability situation of smallholder farming communities in the face climate induced environmental hazards.

The paper explores climate change induced hydro hazards and its impact on tribal communities in Majuli (largest river island of Brahmaputra River Basin).

This chapter analyzes and discusses the formation conditions, distribution characteristics, and induced engineering hazards of the representative special geological bodies, namely mud diapirs, mud volcanoes, coral reefs, and ancient river channels.

Phototoxicity, photoirritancy and photoallergy are topically induced health hazards that can be induced by (simulated) sun light (UV/vis radiation) in the presence of photoreactive agents, generally referred to as "photosensitizers".