"man-made damage" is a valid and common phrase in written English and can be used to describe any damage caused by humans.
For example, "The effects of man-made damage can be seen in the polluted river water."
Utilities and first responders are not yet prepared to respond to a combination of disruptive events, natural or man-made, that could damage critical infrastructure and precipitate a nuclear accident.
According to a United Nations team*, volcanic eruptions on the sea bed account for far greater quantities of heavy metals and radioactivity than do man-made sources.The real damage to the coast comes from a myriad small parts that add up to one big whole.
OSLO, March 9 (Reuters) - Scientists have detected four new man-made gases that damage the Earth's protective ozone layer, despite bans on almost all production of similar gases under a 1987 treaty, a study showed on Sunday.
The NIH is currently paying Rudel to see exactly what kind of damage man-made trans fats, found in fries and Krispy Kremes, can do to monkey arteries.
Archaeological evidence indicated burial of man-made structures with limited damage.
Additional ecological data regarding changes in the distribution of suitable habitat for ciguatoxic dinoflagellates (due to SST warming, coral bleaching events, man-made structures, and storm damage) and their overlap with U.S. fishing areas would help clarify exposure pathways.
And while the 2016 report found that 7 million people lived in areas that faced the potential for damaging man-made earthquakes, that number dropped by almost half in the 2017 report.
Karst collapse occurrences represent a geological hazard that can cause damage to man-made structures.
Earthquakes have varied effects, including changes in geologic features, damage to man-made structures, and impact on human and animal life.
