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Amanda [17]
3 years ago
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Identifique los riesgos, amenazas, vulnerabilidades en su residencia o vivienda. El estudiante identificará los riesgos, amenaza

s y vulnerabilidades de su casa, indicar la dirección o la ubicación de su domicilio Y en una hoja de papel ministro enumerar cuáles son los riesgos, amenazas y vulnerabilidades tomando en cuenta los riesgos o amenazas NATURALES Y ANTROPICOS.
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1 answer:
vekshin13 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Los principales riesgos, amenazas y vulnerabilidades en mi vivienda, tanto antrópicas como naturales, son las siguientes:

Dado que vivo en Fort Lauderdale, Florida (en el sur del estado, dentro del Área Metropolitana de Miami), a nivel natural existen riesgos conocidos que pueden aumentar la vulnerabilidad de mi vivienda: especialmente, los tornados, huracanes y ciclones tropicales que se generan en el Mar Caribe y tocan las costas de la Florida, causando daños en las edificaciones tanto por el impacto de dichos fenómenos como por los fenómenos que se generan en forma colateral, como las inundaciones, por ejemplo.

Por su parte, los riesgos antrópicos que existen en mi vivienda van de la mano con el aumento o descenso en el valor de mi vivienda, así como en la eventual gentrificación de mi vecindario.  

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