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Section A: Challenge of Natural Hazards
Tectonic Hazards
Contrast between wealth and tectonic hazards
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Christchurch New Zealand Earthquake: HIC
GCSE Geography AQA > Paper 1 (Physical Geography) > Section A: Challenge of Natural Hazards > Tectonic Hazards > Contrast between wealth and tectonic hazards
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Nepal Earthquake: LIC
GCSE Geography AQA > Paper 1 (Physical Geography) > Section A: Challenge of Natural Hazards > Tectonic Hazards > Contrast between wealth and tectonic hazards
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Why do earthquakes differ in their effects between areas of contrasting wealth?
Because wealthier areas have better
infrastructure
and resources for
disaster
preparedness.
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What factors contribute to the vulnerability of areas to tectonic hazards?
Higher levels of wealth lead to better
infrastructure
Stricter building codes
More resources for
disaster
preparedness and response
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How does wealth influence the impact of tectonic hazards on the population?
Wealthier
areas have effective
emergency response
and medical care, reducing casualties.
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What are some of the economic consequences of tectonic hazards?
Damage to
infrastructure
, loss of
livelihoods
, and disruption of
businesses.
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How do the economic impacts of tectonic hazards differ between wealthier and less developed areas?
Wealthier
areas can recover more easily due to
resources
.
Less developed areas face severe economic impacts due to limited recovery resources.
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What conclusion can be drawn about the effects of tectonic hazards in areas of contrasting wealth?
Wealthier areas have better preparedness and response systems, mitigating impacts.
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What is a key characteristic of wealthier areas in relation to tectonic hazards?
They tend to have better
infrastructure
.
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What is a key characteristic of less developed areas in relation to tectonic hazards?
They may struggle to recover from the effects.
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