their is more damage caused because of the homes they live in, they are not earthquake proof. answered by a 10 year old
Why might developed economies want to outsource manufacturing and other jobs to developing economies?
poorer countries might not get the help they need from the richer countries.
Governments in less developed countries can implement stricter regulations and enforcement mechanisms to manage resource extraction sustainably. They can promote community-based resource management, empowering local populations to oversee and protect their natural resources. Additionally, investing in education and sustainable alternative livelihoods can help reduce dependency on resource exploitation. Lastly, fostering international partnerships and access to technology can support sustainable practices and conservation efforts.
By raising food and selling goods.
By not having a government based on Religion has improved their economies of North Africa and the other countries that are there.
As strange as it may seem, Texas has had earthquakes. Within the last year, I have heard of two in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
many countries are flooded due to the climate change and also there are might be volcanoes,earthquakes,soil erosion,etc......this can cause many problems to people and their lives
It is expected to have earthquakes because a plate is under haiti
There is no "place" on Earth that cannot receive an earthquake. There are just places that are more prone to them. An earthquake occurs when two of Earth's pates collide. Places like Hawaii might be more prone to earthquakes because of the undersea volcanoes that make up the area.
If you take the past earthquakes and study them and how they were you can find out about where some future earthquakes might be then you can provide a warning for earthquakes about 10% of the time.
Richer countries may be better at coping with earthquakes due to their stronger infrastructure, disaster preparedness measures, and access to resources for emergency response and recovery efforts. They are more likely to have advanced technology and systems in place to mitigate the impact of earthquakes and provide effective assistance to affected populations. Additionally, wealthier countries may have higher levels of education and public awareness, enabling them to respond more efficiently to disasters.
Yes it does. A developed country may withstand it better, because there might be a higher standard of construction and have more resources to tackle the damage and help victims, but it can still be very badly affected.
I believe that scientists wanted a way to locate and measure earthquakes.
Earthquakes
No, they were comparatively small, but they might have caused tremors.
volcanoes earthquakes and a fault
Earthquakes kill more people in poorer countries, such as Haiti, than richer countries, such as Chile, because the richer countries can afford to build houses made with stronger materials. In Haiti, lots of families were poor and lived in mud houses or houses made with weak materials, so when the earthquake came, the houses and buildings fell down and killed more people, but in Chile, not as many people died because the houses and buildings protected them. Also, another factor is the price of medical care. in Haiti, they couldn't afford enough medical care for everyone, while Chile could.