People continue to live in areas prone to drought for various reasons, including economic opportunities, cultural ties, and historical settlement patterns. Many communities rely on agriculture or Natural Resources that are integral to their livelihoods, making relocation difficult. Additionally, advancements in irrigation technology and water management can mitigate some effects of drought, encouraging residents to stay. Lastly, some individuals may lack the financial means or resources to move elsewhere.
because they like it.
Yes, there have been people in the Atacama since prehistoric times, especially the Atacameño tribe. The desert is almost in a state of perpetual drought even today but people continue to live there.
Generally, they don't, but people are building more and more in areas where bears are. Conditions like drought also causes bears to seek out water and food in areas where people live. Here in California because of our drought bears have been found in housing areas. One person found a mother and her cubs in their swimming pool. Another man had a bear decide to live under his porch. I know in some areas of Alaska that towns have to watch out for polar bears coming into town. So, a combination of conditions leaves room for bears to seek out what they need.
about 91% of people in Israel live in Urban areas...... about 9% of people in Israel live in farmlands................ hope this helps!!!
what are the difficult for people to live in
43% of the people in Egypt live in urban areas.
the inuit live today in the same areas they have always lived. They continue to live in northern Canada and Alaska.
Like in other countries, Irish people live in both cities and rural areas. Ireland has lots of cities that people live in and lots of rural areas where people live.
Nearly 80% of Japanese people live in urban areas.
Many times because of their jobs, but if everyone moved out then there would probably only be the climate or the resources left to tempt people to stay!
77% of total population (2008)
i think it is partially because of the human nature to not want to move once we have established a stable home. plus most people do not want to leave behind the memories.