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Natural Disasters: Landslides and Mudflows - THE AsiaN (opens the original)
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By Dr. Hassan HumeidaKiel, Germany: Where Slopes Become Unstable: The Growing Threat of Landslides and Debris Flows: The highest risks are generally found in mountainous regions with steep slopes and heavy rainfall, including parts of the Andes, the Himalayas, and areas surrounding the Pacific Ring of Fire. Earthquakes can destabilize slopes almost instantaneously, while heavy rainfall or rapid snowmelt can mobilize loosened material to create secondary landslides and debris flows. The Alps are
Natural Disasters: Snow and Ice Avalanches - THE AsiaN (opens the original)
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Ice Avalanches – Why Breaking Glaciers Can Become a Powerful and Deadly Natural Hazard: Glaciers may appear to be immovable monuments of ice, but high in the world’s mountains, they are constantly changing and moving. When millions of tons of ice, snow, and rock break loose, a devastating mass movement can develop within seconds. Climate change, melting water, and thawing permafrost are altering conditions in high-mountain regions, influencing the stability of glaciers and surrounding slopes. Hi
Natural Disasters: Earthquakes - THE AsiaN (opens the original)
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Why Earthquakes Occur, Where the Greatest Dangers Lie, and How Modern Technology Can Save Lives: Earthquakes are among the most powerful natural forces on Earth. Within seconds, enormous stresses that have built up in rocks over decades or even centuries can be released. Yet the magnitude of an earthquake alone does not determine whether it becomes a disaster. Building standards, ground conditions, population density, infrastructure, and a society’s level of preparedness are equally important. A
The Divided Atmosphere: Climate Guilt, Consumption, and Global Responsibility - THE AsiaN (opens the original)
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By Dr. Hassan HumeidaKIEL, GERMANY: The physics of global warming is unyielding: every ton of carbon dioxide (CO2) released into the atmosphere further drives the global climate system and fuels extreme weather events. Yet, as universal as the physical consequences are, the global divide regarding the causes is equally deep. A comparison between industrialized and developing countries reveals a fundamental asymmetry in historical guilt, current consumption patterns, and obligations for the futu
The Overheated System: Causes of Climate Change and Our Leverage Against the Crisis - THE AsiaN (opens the original)
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By Dr. Hassan HumeidaKIEL, GERMANY: Global weather is spinning out of control. Once-in-a-century floods, months-long droughts, and record-breaking summer heatwaves are no longer statistical outliers; they are the symptoms of a profound transformation of our planet. To understand the intensity of these weather extremes and to effectively limit them, we must examine the dual causes of climate change – and the leverage available to us as individuals and as a community. The Interplay: Natural vs. An
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