While not a named Seveso III article, NATECH (Natural-Hazard-Triggered Technological Accidents) is an emerging category of major-accident hazard formally recognised in the JRC + EEA + UNECE technical guidance for Seveso III implementation. Natech encompasses major-accident scenarios where a natural hazard (earthquake + flood + storm + lightning + wildfire + cold-wave + heat-wave + landslide) acts as the initiating event for the release of dangerous substances. Climate-change projections + JRC studies (e.g. JRC Technical Reports 2017 + 2022) demonstrate increased Natech risk. Annex II Section 2 + Annex III Section 1 of Seveso III implicitly require Natech consideration as part of the safety-report scenario analysis ('possible major-accident scenarios') + the SMS major-hazard identification. Best practice: Natech assessment integrates seismic + flood + extreme-weather hazards into the establishment's risk model + revisits the safety report after material climate-projection updates.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.