Landslides: Causes, Vulnerability, and Mitigation
Understanding the causes of landslides, areas prone to them, and mitigation measures.
Key Questions
- Analyze the natural and human-induced factors contributing to landslides in mountainous regions.
- Explain why the Himalayan region is particularly vulnerable to landslides.
- Design effective mitigation strategies to reduce the risk of landslides in vulnerable areas.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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