and human health. The causes of natural hazards may be geological (e.g., earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides, volcanic eruptions, etc.) and climatic (e.g., floods, windstorms, droughts, and wildfires)1. Many parts of the world are at risk from one or more natural hazards, and although ...
Natural air pollution sources include naturally occurring phenomena such as volcanic activity, wildfires, and dust or sandstorms. The impact of natural sources on air quality is highly dependent on the local environment. For example, locations near large deserts like the Sahara are greatly impacted by...
including what an individual can visually observe from a certain physical distance. This occurs, for instance, when one observes extreme weather events such as floods, heavy rainfalls, severe droughts, wildfires, and numerous others. In addition ...