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Natural Hazards in a Changing Climate

Natural Hazards in a Changing Climate

  • Date09 November 2022

Exploring the often-surprising effects that the climate can have on natural hazards such as volcanic eruptions and earthquakes – Dr Chris Satow

In this talk Chris will explore the effects that climate change is having on the natural hazards of the solid earth. Atmospheric hazards such as heatwaves and flooding are obviously going to be impacted by global climate changes, in general becoming more frequent and/or more extreme. However, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, landslides and tsunamis are also influenced climate change and often in surprising ways. Who would have thought that the climate could influence the movements and hazards of the solid earth!

 

Natural Hazards in a Changing Climate Activity

This fits within the following parts of the A-Level syllabus:

AQA - The Carbon Cycle, Glacial Systems and Landscapes, Hazards

OCR - Glaciated Landscapes, Water and Carbon Cycles

Pearson Edexcel - Tectonic Processes and Hazards, Glaciated Landscapes and Change.

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