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Humans farm and that changes the land. They also build cities and that affects how water is absorbed into the soil. So yes, humans increase the risk of flooding.
When a water source is closer to a human settlement and industrial activity is greater risk of contamination.
if it rains its more likely to get flooded
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One major effect of heavy rainfall on human settlement is flooding. Flooding can occur anywhere there is an over abundance of water. Flooding causes people to lose their homes or businesses. It can also be a risk to health.
Humans have changed the natural environment to increase the risk of flooding by cutting down trees ( Deforestation ). The trees act as a kind of flood barrier as their roots take in some of the water and the trunk of the tree slows down ground flow. Hope this helps :D
There is no soil to absorb the rain and the water then just runs off into streams and rivers.
In some ways both, and in some ways niether. Floods are primarily a weather phenomenon, as the ultimate deciding factor is usually heavy rain or melting snow. However, the geology of an area can affect the risk of flooding. Low lying areas, especially valleys, are usually the most vulnerable. Human acitivty can also increase flooding risk, such as by removing vegetation and by building impermeable surfaces such as roads.
Low-laying areas close to water are at risk of flooding
Imprperly removing earth from a hill or mountain can increase the risk of a landslide--especially during or after large precipitation events or an earth quake. Another activity that can cause a landslide is blasting with dynamite. The shockwaves from the explosions have causes landslides.
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