Impacts of Natural Disasters on Public Health and the Environment

The impact of natural disasters on public health and the environment Environment science Introduction The occurrence of natural disasters has increased over the years (Laframboise, MN, & Loko, M.B., 2012). The impact of natural disasters will vary greatly depending on the type and severity of the disaster and the preparation of the affected people. According to Laframboise of Minnesota State and MB (2012) of Loko, "Disasters are geophysical (earthquake), meteorological (storm), hydrological (flood), climate (drought) or biological ) (Page 6) Influencing the community in various ways, including short-term and long-term effects.

Natural disasters occur naturally without being influenced by humans. Human disasters are events that are influenced by human activities and have a great impact on humans and the environment. Natural disasters can not be changed or mitigated in any way due to the nature of the disaster. One factor that supports this is the severity of the earthquake. For example. The Richter scale of the 2011 Haiti earthquake was 7.2. And Japan is huge ... mitigating natural disasters is a revolutionary activity. However, the flow of technology, such as the difficulty of obtaining appropriate raw data, the lack of an effective graphical user interface, the complexity of the predictive model, and the cost of digitization, are still hindered by many problems Carrara et al., 1999).

Impact of natural disasters on the name of the environmental author Author affiliation Institution affiliated authors' comments Natural disaster impact on the environment Natural disasters are potentially harmful geophysical, atmospheric or hydrological events (earthquakes, landslides, Tsunami, storm, flood, drought etc). Injuries and losses, natural disasters affect the community, cause damage, damage, death and injury ... ... It is a very dangerous event that poses a risk of natural disasters and natural disasters. Possibility of loss of life (injury, injury, property damage and interruption of economic activity) caused by special risk during the period. In the event of a disaster, there are some effects such as humanitarian effects such as loss of life and injuries, the impact of ecosystems on other ecosystems, and other economic consequences.

Natural disasters are a natural process that can lead to human life, injury, other health effects, loss of property, loss of livelihood and service, social and economic disruption, or extensive environmental destruction. Earthquakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions, hurricanes, floods, snowstorms, tsunamis and hurricanes are all included in the term natural disaster. Human calamities are also referred to as complex emergencies caused by large-scale disasters such as fire, oil spills, blackouts, robberies, and wars.