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Home Q & A Board Biology-Related Homework Help Environmental and Conservation Biology
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Hog95 Hog95
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Why is history important in understanding natural hazards?
A) Typically, a natural hazard will not recur, so the history of a natural hazard reveals where it won't happen.
B) Most natural hazards are low magnitude, high frequency events.
C) Most natural hazards are repetitive events.
D) The history of natural hazards is always interesting.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome. Please mark it solved when you get a chance.
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