To reduce vulnerability, organisations such as the United States Geological Survey (USGS), governments and charities need to do the following.
Reduce the impact of hazard
Monitoring tectonic activity using equipment may help predict and identify major events. In addition to this, setting up evacuation zones and hazard mapping are helpful techniques to reduce the impact of a hazard.
Build capacity to cope with the hazard
Educating people about what to do, and having regular earthquake drills, are helpful in building capacity to cope. In addition, having well equipped emergency service teams who are well trained also increases a country’s ability to cope. Buildings can also be designed in a way to better survive earthquakes. From skyscrapers in San Francisco, USA, to new community centres in Kali Jawi, Indonesia, buildings can be made earthquake proof.
Tackle the root cause of the vulnerability
Governments and organisations can help reduce the vulnerability by actively trying to reduce inequality and poverty in countries. Everyone, regardless of wealth, should have the same status and right to protection.
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Explanation:
Inner planets orbit the Sun at higher speed than outer planets.
Earth is slightly closer to the Sun on one side of its orbit than on the other side.
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Answer:
Transform boundary.
Explanation:
The three main configurations of the tectonic plates are the divergent limits, convergent limits and transform boundary.
Transform boundary occurs when two plates move towards each other, colliding and forming cracks in both. These cracks do not cause the destruction of these plates, so it does not promote the creation of other plates, but it does cause flaws, which can even generate flaws on the earth's surface. An example of this occurred with the Pacific plates and the North American plate that caused the San Andres fault in California.
