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    Drought

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    Writing Assignment #3—Drought The National Drought Mitigation Center conceptually defines drought as “a protracted period of deficient precipitation resulting in extensive damage to crops‚ resulting in loss of yield”. Three indicators of drought include below normal soil moisture‚ reduced stream flow‚ and‚ most obviously‚ lack of precipitation. These indicators can be kept track of in order to help mitigate the effects of drought. The U.S. Drought monitor makes maps of the United States

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    DROUGHT Mitigation through Ground water recharges techniques In Texas and other parts of world. Case study on Baluchistan largest part of Pakistan By JALALUDDIN QURESHI‚ Ph.D. Email:iwses@live.com Professor environment & Geology‚ Houston community college‚ Texas Different aspects of drought have been discussed in this paper. Like how drought differs from other natural disasters. Different types of drought viz meteorological‚ agricultural‚ and hydrological have been defined. Rainfall pattern

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    DROUGHT

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    DROUGHT Definition How does it happens/causes Types Damage Connection with other hazzards Example an extended period when a region receives a deficiency in its water supply‚ whether atmospheric‚ surface or ground water. Drought can be caused by too little precipitation (rain and snow) over an extended period --------------------------- It can also be caused by increased demand for the available supply of usable water ----------------------------- Human activity can directly trigger exacerbating

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    Drought: Can Conservation Make a Difference” Living in a country with rapidly growing population‚ conservation is an increasingly pressing matter. This dilemma is more prevalent in times of drought. Individuals have to play a part to manage water and to keep from soil erosion. However‚ making a population do something is a difficult objective to achieve. I offer a solution in three ways: one‚ that a fine is imposed on citizens that go over a certain amount and two‚ we make appliances and

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    Since 2011‚ there has been a drastic change in California’s need for water conservation. The reason for this drought is we the people are causing the climate to change. From driving our cars and releasing carbon dioxide into the atmospheres causes the weather to function differently. It isn’t just the weather that is causing the drought‚ it is how much we use of water. 80% of the water is being used for agricultural and 20% is being used by us. Although the percentage is low‚ the more we waste‚

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    Drought And Livelihoods

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    Drought and livelihoods: Understanding the impacts on dryland farmers and their adaptation constraints in northern Bangladesh Abstract The present article focuses on the understanding of drought impacts on dryland farmers and their adaptation constraints in northern Bangladesh that causes a lot of damage in agro-production and strictly changes the pattern of livelihood‚ increasing the vulnerability of the farmers almost every year. This study assesses livelihood framework and adaptation strategy

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    MAHARASHTRA DROUGHT- A MANMADE TRAGEDY BY DILIP KUMAR ROY Maharashtra experienced severe and successive years of drought in 1970-74 and 2000 – 04. One-third of Maharashtra has now been affected by drought‚ which officials and activists fear could be worse than the one in 1972‚ the worst Maharashtra has ever known. Successive dry spells in the past two years have induced severe drought in parts of Maharasthra such as Vidarbha and Marathwada‚ where availability of drinking water

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    Effects of Drought

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    Effects of Drought Natural phenomenon along with being very beautiful and useful for humankind‚ sometimes become very disastrous and demolishing for them. They show a negative side of nature and indicate some very demolishing aspects of nature‚ which the humans cannot ignore because of possessing less power. These incidents remind people that they do not have the control over everything and they are very small in front of such natural calamities. However‚ with strategic and wise planning one can

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    Droughts Essay

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    Geography essay – suggest why droughts ‚ such as the one shown ‚ have severe impacts on people and the environment Droughts are a shortfall or deficiency of water over an extended period of time‚ usually at least a season. Droughts can cause severe impacts on the environment and people living in the countries of the droughts. There are three different types of droughts – agriculture drought (This is where rainfall deficiency is linked to plant growth) ‚ hydrological drought – (lesser amounts of water

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    Drought in Manipur

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    Drought in Manipur Drought means the acute dryness resulting from the failure of rain. When there is a failure of rain drought occurs and a dry of alarm sweeps over the country. This in turn affects the geographical area of the particular state or country mostly upon the farmers in their Paddy cultivations. We may say that Drought is deadlier than flood or cyclone. Failure of rain gives rise to drought. Failure of rain is due to the following reasons

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