At what intensity is there considerable damage to poorly built buildings? If you are on the first floor in a building, are you likely to feel an intensity II tremor? If the pendulum of a clock in your home stops during an earthquake, at least the intensity of the earthquake in your area? During the Lisbon earthquake in 1755, a second shock wave hit. It caused The river to pull back from its banks and then the water surged forward. What intensity do you think the second shock wave was?

In a 2010 article “fact check: eastern u.s. earthquake risk” by chris mould, the author provides as evidence the following statement by the united states geological survey: “although earthquakes may be less frequent in the eastern u.s., … urban areas in the east could face bigger losses because the shaking would affect much larger areas than similar quakes in the west. in addition, most homes and buildings in the east are not designed to withstand earthquakes.”this statement directly relates to which of the following concepts? a. vulnerabilityb. hazardc. riskd. severity

Need this asap : ( which type of wetland is most likely found in warm, forested areas? bogs swamps salt marshes inland marshes

Mexico city is an example of how humans alter their environment because it was a. one of the world’s largest cities b. built on drained and filled lake beds c. built after conquest by the spanish d. once the capital of the aztec empire