The effects of flooding
I can describe the effects of flooding.
The effects of flooding
I can describe the effects of flooding.
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Key learning points
- Flooding causes widespread problems globally.
- In Bangladesh, heavy rainfall and snowmelt water regularly cause flooding.
- Drinking water can become contaminated by sewage, which leads to widespread health problems.
- Flooding causes homelessness and displacement.
Keywords
Social effect - an effect on people or communities
Environmental effect - an effect on the environment
Economic effect - an effect on money or business
Short-term effects - effects during and immediately after an event
Long-term effects - effects that may last for a long time
Common misconception
Flooding only has negative effects.
Flooding is a natural process; it can have positive environmental effects, such as soil replenishment.
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