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    The document compares and contrasts natural, human-induced, and human-planned hazards using a Venn diagram. Natural hazards are caused by rapid or slow onset physical phenomena. Human-induced hazards are caused by human activities and choices like technology, industry or the environment. Human-planned hazards are intentionally created by humans and include crimes and societal hazards.

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    The document compares and contrasts natural, human-induced, and human-planned hazards using a Venn diagram. Natural hazards are caused by rapid or slow onset physical phenomena. Human-induced hazards are caused by human activities and choices like technology, industry or the environment. Human-planned hazards are intentionally created by humans and include crimes and societal hazards.

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    Bagondol - DRRR Activity 1.3

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    A. Directions: Compare and contrast NATURAL, HUMAN – INDUCED, HUMAN – PLANNED HAZARDS
    using a Venn diagram based on the follow aspects: definition, nature of each type of hazard, examples of
    each type of hazard, frequency of these hazards from occurring in Philippine setting.

    NATURAL HUMAN – INDUCED


    naturally occurring physical hazards caused by human
    phenomena caused either by activities and choices
    rapid or slow onset events
    can be technological,
    can be geophysical, biological, industrial, or environmental
    hydrological, climatological, or hazards
    meteorological
    fire accidents, traffic collisions,
    earthquakes, volcanic activity aviation incidents, pollution
    landslides, tsunamis, storms, climate change, etc.
    disease epidemics, etc.
    poses threat to life, happen every so often
    has high frequency health, property, due to the negligent
    of occurring due and the and deliberate
    to its geo- environment actions of
    graphic both come humans
    both come
    location mainly from human mainly from human
    intervention intervention

    HUMAN – PLANNED HAZARDS

    perils created intentionally by humans

    mostly revolves around societal hazards

    criminal acts like terrorism, war, arson, etc.

    whether big or small,


    crimes arise every day

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