natural hazards

基本解釋

Although only 11% of the people exposed to natural hazards live in developing countries, they account for more than 53% of global deaths due to natural disasters.
雖然遭受自然災(zāi)害的人口中衹有11%的人生活在發(fā)展中國家，但這部分人在全球因自然災(zāi)害死亡的人數(shù)中所佔比例高達53%以上。
Hurricanes, tornadoes, and earthquakes might seem like the most dangerous natural hazards you could ever face, but floods and droughts actually kill more Americans over time.
颶風、龍卷風和地震也許看來像是你所可能麪對的最危險的自然災(zāi)害，可是隨著時間的推移，水災(zāi)和旱災(zāi)實際上越來越多地殺死美國人。
“Does it make sense to teach lessons about natural hazards and disaster risk in a classroom that is a liable to collapse and kill students and teachers alike?” he said.
他說：“如果在一間很容易倒塌壓死學生和老師的教室裡，開設(shè)自然災(zāi)害和災(zāi)難風險的課程是否有意義呢？”

It has been identified as one of the top nations already vulnerable to natural hazards like drought and storms.
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To get started, check out these publicly available data sets in the Natural Hazards Data Community on Safety.
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自然災(zāi)害
China is a country with serious mountain natural hazards, especially debris flow and landslide.
我國是一個山地自然災(zāi)害嚴重的國家,尤其是泥石流、滑坡災(zāi)害。