A landslide is a natural hazard that is usually related to the instability of a slope. Human activities can directly influence the occurrence of landslides. All but one would be considered a human cause. That is

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9 March, 02:05

A landslide is a natural hazard that is usually related to the instability of a slope. Human activities can directly influence the occurrence of landslides. All but one would be considered a human cause. That is

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Frankie Whitehead · Answer 1

Rain

Explanation: Rain can wet the mud, and cause it to slide. This is one cause of a landslide that humans don't cause. This is why rain is a natural cause for lanslides.

Cordell Moran · Answer 2

A landslide is a natural hazard that is usually related to the instability of a slope. Human activities can directly influence the occurrence of landslides. All but one would be considered a human cause. Human activities

Explanation:

Various human activities contributes to natural hazards, activities such as mining, industrialization, among others increase the instability of a slope, hence; has directly influence on natural hazard occurrence.