A cascading crisis stemming from an initial event can create further devastation. For example, a major earthquake might trigger tsunamis, landslides, or dam failures, each compounding the initial damage. These subsequent events,... Read more »
Events stemming directly from an initial hazardous occurrence, like earthquakes, floods, or industrial accidents, are often termed cascading hazards. These subsequent events, which can range from landslides following an earthquake to disease... Read more »
