A catastrophic flow of debris, often triggered by heavy rainfall or seismic activity, can rapidly engulf populated areas and cause significant destruction. Such events involve soil, rock, and other earth materials cascading... Read more »
A rapid downhill flow of soil, rock, and debris saturated with water is known as a devastating natural hazard. Often triggered by intense rainfall, earthquakes, or volcanic eruptions, these events can engulf... Read more »
A rapid downhill flow of soil and debris saturated with water is a devastating geological event. Often triggered by intense rainfall, earthquakes, or volcanic eruptions, these events can bury entire communities, destroy... Read more »