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Add reasons for why people choose to live in hazardous areas! 

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Add reasons for why people choose to live in hazardous areas! 

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Make sure you explain your point using a point, explain structure!

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Your family's been living there for a long time and so have you

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access to jobs, resources or housing prices

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For making money on blogs, turism and researches.

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As the world’s population exceeds 7 billion, more and more people are having to live in at-risk marginal environments, and therefore more people (generally the poorest) are exposed to hazards.

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trips up volcanoes, geothermal energy, scientific research

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If the area is not as hazardous, then there is almost no risk in living there.

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For extreme sport

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‘Fatalism’…the ‘que sera sera’ attitude – whatever happens is God’s will (common in LICs)

‘Complacency’…the ‘it won’t happen to me’ attitude – most people are inherently optimistic about hazards (especially in HICs where management is more effective)

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People may not know they are in an at-risk area, like the 1800 people who were killed in 1986 by carbon dioxide gas that had been silently erupting into Lake Nyos in Cameroon for many years.  Now that vulcanologists know about the carbon dioxide, they can easily and safely vent it.  Ignorance is more common in LICs where people are not educated about the risks that they face (e.g. many people in Port-au-Prince would not have known their city was built on a fault line).