Earth Quake
Earth Quake
Cause and Effect
Essay
BY:
Jean
Rosario
Teacher:
Jessica
Heyett
An earthquake, one of the most destructive natural disaster, consists of rapid vibrations of rock near the surface of the earth. It is the most terrifying of all natural disasters and has brought fear since ancient times because of its sudden unpredictable occurrence and enormous capacity of destruction. Earthquakes can effect earth, people, and property in everyday lives.
Earthquakes change the earth’s formations in different ways. Eyewitness reporter, Steven Nguyen, from Sacramento, California wrote in his blog “A Rough Commute.” “The scar of the quake is plain to see-a jagged line of raw earth tracing across miles of tomato fields.” Nguyen is describing his experience of seeing the aftermath of an earthquake force. This is just one earthquake and one field; imagine all the effects of all the earthquakes worldwide.
Earthquakes can also affect the lives of even millions. News reporter Olivia Esposito, from San Francisco California wrote in her news article “LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE.” “The earth Quake killed more 60 people and injured almost 4 000, and left several thousand Californians homeless. Esposito, is informing how the quake effected the population in that area. Think about how many lives have been effected in quakes everywhere.
Earthquakes can lead to billions in repairs for property damage. News reporter Olivia Esposito, from San Francisco California wrote in her news article “LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE.” “A span of the Bay Bridge collapsed, tens of thousands of buildings were damaged or destroyed, and the final repair bill came to $6 billion.” Imagine the effect on a poor country like Haiti its 2010 Earthquake led to a 14 billion dollars in repairs. Which would led that country to become bankrupt and if it wasn’t for all the donations from countries like U.S., Canada, U.K., France, Italy, and Brazil that country still stands today.
Earthquakes affect the earth, people, and property
Cause and Effect
Essay
BY:
Jean
Rosario
Teacher:
Jessica
Heyett
An earthquake, one of the most destructive natural disaster, consists of rapid vibrations of rock near the surface of the earth. It is the most terrifying of all natural disasters and has brought fear since ancient times because of its sudden unpredictable occurrence and enormous capacity of destruction. Earthquakes can effect earth, people, and property in everyday lives.
Earthquakes change the earth’s formations in different ways. Eyewitness reporter, Steven Nguyen, from Sacramento, California wrote in his blog “A Rough Commute.” “The scar of the quake is plain to see-a jagged line of raw earth tracing across miles of tomato fields.” Nguyen is describing his experience of seeing the aftermath of an earthquake force. This is just one earthquake and one field; imagine all the effects of all the earthquakes worldwide.
Earthquakes can also affect the lives of even millions. News reporter Olivia Esposito, from San Francisco California wrote in her news article “LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE.” “The earth Quake killed more 60 people and injured almost 4 000, and left several thousand Californians homeless. Esposito, is informing how the quake effected the population in that area. Think about how many lives have been effected in quakes everywhere.
Earthquakes can lead to billions in repairs for property damage. News reporter Olivia Esposito, from San Francisco California wrote in her news article “LOMA PRIETA EARTHQUAKE.” “A span of the Bay Bridge collapsed, tens of thousands of buildings were damaged or destroyed, and the final repair bill came to $6 billion.” Imagine the effect on a poor country like Haiti its 2010 Earthquake led to a 14 billion dollars in repairs. Which would led that country to become bankrupt and if it wasn’t for all the donations from countries like U.S., Canada, U.K., France, Italy, and Brazil that country still stands today.
Earthquakes affect the earth, people, and property