Learn about the comparison between surface and underground source of water. Comparison # Surface Sources: 1. Forms in which Available: Lakes, streams, ponds, rivers and storage reservoirs 2. Quality of Water: They are sometimes highly polluted and unsafe to consumer. They contain inorganic impurities, organic impurities and industrial wastes. 3. Quantity of Water: Huge quantity […]
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Rehabilitation: Meaning, Components and Process | Disaster Management
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In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Meaning of Rehabilitation 2. Components of Rehabilitation 3. Process 4. Psycho-Sociological Consequences of Displacement. Meaning of Rehabilitation: Rehabilitation is more often understood as economic rather than psycho-sociological phenomenon resulting from displacement. It is normally perceived as a ‘planned change effort’. In a strict sense, it implies that, […]
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Hazard-Intensifying and Disaster Forcing Aspects of Urbanisation
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Hazard-Intensifying and Disaster Forcing Aspects of Urbanisation! Urban development increases disaster-susceptibility in a number of ways. First is the frequent association of cities with naturally risky locations such as seacoasts and floodplains because such places also confer important benefits. Initial settlements may take advantage of available safe sites but subsequent growth typically spills over into […]