Can human actions cause natural disasters? - Vidyadip

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Can human actions cause natural disasters?

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Human actions can exacerbate or trigger events that resemble natural disasters. For example, deforestation and pollution can worsen floods or storms by destabilising soil and altering weather patterns. Overuse of pesticides can disrupt ecosystems, indirectly contributing to environmental imbalances.

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