Where do you think each hazard would fit onto the scales?

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Where do you think each hazard would fit onto the scales? You have been given images of earthquake events that happened in Bam, Japan, Nepal, China, Christchurch and Haiti, as well as two volcanoes events Pinatubo and Mount St Helens. TASK: Describe the damage you see. Where do you think each hazard would fit onto the scales?

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