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Landslides & Slope
Instability
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Subsidence & Collapse
Hazard
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Seismic Hazard
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Flood Hazard
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Tsunami Hazard
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Volcanic Hazard
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Gas Hazard
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Fault Reactivation Hazard
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Faults located in areas prone to mining subsidence are
susceptible to reactivation. This may result in the generation of a scarp along
the ground surface (also referred to by mining engineers, subsidence engineers
and land surveyors as a ‘step’ or ‘break line’).
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