Dams trigger tiny earthquakes as the ground under the reservoir adapts to the great weight of water added to it. There is no indication that these are causes of large earthquakes. Massive dams like Hoover Dam or Grand Coulee would have triggered huge earthquakes if this was the case. The largest killer earthquakes generally occur in places with no large dams.
No, lightning does not cause earthquakes.
Plate tectonics can cause volcanoes, earthquakes, and underwater earthquakes can cause tsunamis.
No. Droughts and earthquakes are unrelated phenomena.
NO.
dams, roads, bridges, telephone lines
No. The influence of buildings and damns in this aspect is quite small. Earthquakes are the result of rock moving along faults.
Dams trigger tiny earthquakes as the ground under the reservoir adapts to the great weight of water added to it. There is no indication that these are causes of large earthquakes. Massive dams like Hoover Dam or Grand Coulee would have triggered huge earthquakes if this was the case. The largest killer earthquakes generally occur in places with no large dams.
The destructioncaused by an earthquake are large in loss, it counts loss of life, houses, bridges and dams are destroyed.
dams cause many fishs' life cycle
Depending up on the intensity of an earthquake buildings, roads, dams and many other structures get damaged. Keeping in view the safety of buildings and dams from earthquakes special designs are being developed.
No, lightning does not cause earthquakes.
Earthquakes are one (but not the only) cause of tsunamis.
Earthquakes have a geological cause.
yes
No. See the related question below for what does cause earthquakes.
Being gay cannot cause earthquakes.