every natural disaster explained in 14 minutes

Natural disasters come in various forms, each with unique causes and devastating effects. Earthquakes shake the ground we walk on, often triggered by the movement of tectonic plates beneath Earth's surface. Hurricanes, swirling giants born over warm ocean waters, can flatten communities with fierce winds and floods. Tornadoes, unpredictable and violent, can demolish anything in their path within seconds. Floods can drown landscapes, erasing entire towns, while wildfires fueled by dry conditions and wind blaze through forests and homes alike.

But why should we care about natural disasters? Beyond their immediate impact, these events teach us about vulnerability, preparedness, and resilience. They challenge our communities to build better, respond faster, and support each other. Today, we'll explore the causes of these natural events, their profound impact on human life and the environment.

timecodes
00:00 - intro
00:07 - sandstorms
00:40 - duststorms
01:23 - hailstorms
02:11 - icestorms
02:57 - heatwaves
03:31 - thunderstorms
04:09 - avalanches
04:43 - wildfires
05:20 - blizzards
05:59 - tornadoes
06:37 - cryoseisms
07:10 - geomagnetic storms
07:43 - landslides
08:10 - floods
08:35 - droughts
09:08 - hurricanes
09:46 - earthquakes
10:11 - volcanic eruptions
10:49 - tsunamis
11:21 - limnic eruptions
11:50 - glacial lake outburst floods
12:18 - toxic algal blooms
12:49 - sinkholes
13:16 - meteor strikes
13:46 - solar flares

attributions:

[JeandaCondrillon-wfgj]

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