what are the advantages and disadvantages of earthquakes
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Advantages of an Earthquake! An Earthquake pushes the land further up, thus helping vegetation flourish. So it is part of shaping the Earth. It also loosens and churnes the soil, allowing nutrients and minerals to be deposited evenly, creating a very fertile soil.
Disadvantages of an Earthquakes!
An earthquake causes course death and destruction of roads and houses and buildings.
Disadvantages of an Earthquakes!
An earthquake causes course death and destruction of roads and houses and buildings.
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Disadvantages :-
the destruction of buildings and structures such as houses collapsed , bridges broken down , cracking dams ,Rai. deforestation and soon surface damage ,such as ground cracking subsidence water jet to take sand . the destruction of natural objects such as mountain,land slides etc....tsunami,huge waves caused by undersea earthquake were driven adore causing coastal damage
advantages :-
the earth quake pushes the land further up this help in vegetation flourishment and also it is a part shaping earth and it allow nutrients and minerals into the soil and this give us very good fertil soil
the destruction of buildings and structures such as houses collapsed , bridges broken down , cracking dams ,Rai. deforestation and soon surface damage ,such as ground cracking subsidence water jet to take sand . the destruction of natural objects such as mountain,land slides etc....tsunami,huge waves caused by undersea earthquake were driven adore causing coastal damage
advantages :-
the earth quake pushes the land further up this help in vegetation flourishment and also it is a part shaping earth and it allow nutrients and minerals into the soil and this give us very good fertil soil
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