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Meanings of natural hazards in English

A mission area of the U.S. Geological Survey that studies natural hazards.

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Usage of natural hazards in English
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If successful, the model may be applied to other natural hazards, Montier said.
Reuters
2
The insects already have plenty of natural hazards en route including predatory birds.
Reuters
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A unique project is linking in-situ measurements with natural hazards research.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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I do not fear poisons or predators, daggers or natural hazards.
Paul of dune
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There seem to be quite a few natural hazards on this course-apart from radiation.
On the Beach
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A further $3m had gone towards improving the monitoring of natural hazards.
Radio NZ
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The draft natural hazards chapter would be notified and open for public submissions this Saturday.
Radio NZ
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Dr Smart's expertise is in assessing natural hazards from floods, caused by storms and tsunami.
Radio NZ
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Massey University's Professor Bruce Glavovic is the EQC chair of resilience and natural hazards planning.
Radio NZ
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Compared to other natural hazards, they cause relatively few fatalities and do little harm to property.
The Irish Times
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Council natural hazards analyst Sharon Hornblow said the modelling could be used to work out flooding risks.
Radio NZ
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That's something GNS Science senior natural hazards planner Wendy Saunders said was "on the agenda."
Radio NZ
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It follows the introduction and background and chapters on iwi, natural resources, and natural hazards in that order.
Radio NZ
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Nuclear plant designers and operators should appropriately evaluate and provide protection against the risks of all natural hazards.
The Guardian
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Otago Regional Council natural hazards manager Jean-Luc Payan said there were hurdles to improving resilience to heavy rain.
Radio NZ
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Chad and I had encountered-andavoided-anynumber of natural hazards just to get safely to our resting spot.
Too close to home
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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