climate change
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Human Activities Near Rivers May be Responsible for Severe Droughts, Flood
Recent studies have proven human activities to be one of the major causes of some natural disasters. Most of the structures built to control and maintain the natural water flow might be the actual cause of some natural disasters, especially when not properly maintained.
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