ENVIRNMENTAL PROBLEMS OR HAZARDS
CONTENT
- Meaning of Environmental Problems/Hazards
- Types of Environmental Problems/Hazards
- Causes of Environmental Problems
- Effects of Environmental Problems on Human Activities
- Solution to Environmental Problems
Meaning of Environmental Problems/Hazards
Environmental problems/hazards can be referred to as any natural or human-induced event which poses a serious danger or risk to the lives and properties of people in their environment. In other words, they are disasters caused by nature or man which pose a serious danger or risk to the lives and properties of people in their environment.
Types of Environmental Problems/Hazards
- Drought
- Desert encroachment
- Pollution
- Deforestation
- Soil erosion
- Coastal erosion
- Flooding
- Tornadoes
- Hurricanes
- Blizzards
- Mining
- Hail
- Mass wasting
- Volcanic eruptions
- Earthquakes
NB: We are going to discuss one of these environmental problems while others list below should be discussed by the educator (Drought, Desert encroachment, Pollution, Deforestation and Flooding).
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