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    LEDC: Bangladesh Between July-September 1998‚ Bangladesh suffered one of its worse ever floods. Despite flooding being common in this country‚ the floods of 1998 were particularly severe resulting in over 1000 deaths and 30 million people being made homeless POSITIVE EFFECTS OF FLOODING It is important to remember that whilst flooding has serious impacts on human life in Bangladesh it is also instrumental in the wellbeing of Bangladesh’s economy and the survival of its people. So what are these

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    agricultural sector in the South-West coastal region of Bangladesh. Floods Flood affects agricultural production considerably. Prolonged floods would tend to delay Aman plantation‚ resulting in significant loss of potential Aman production. The flood in1988 caused reduction of agricultural production by some 45 percent. In 1998‚ Aman production potential of some 2 to 2.3 Mha could not be realized. Figure: Crop damage (MT) due to historical flood Source: Overview of Climate Change Impacts in Bangladesh:

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    SEA LEVEL RISE: San Francisco Bay Area MUD 692 l Kevin Kellogg l FALL 2012 l Utkarsh Kumar The Theory: Coastal cities need preservation and restoration‚ not development to tackle the issues of Sea Level Rise. “We basically have three choices: mitigation‚ adaptation‚ and suffering‚” said John Holdren‚ the president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and an energy and climate expert at Harvard. “We’re going to do some of each. The question is what the mix is

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    Topic 1. # Introduction Earthquake Engineering can be defined as the branch of engineering devoted to mitigating earthquake hazards .In this broad sense‚ earthquake engineering covers the investigation and solution of the problems created by damaging earthquakes‚ and consequently the work involved in the practical application of these solutions‚ i.e. in planning‚ designing‚ constructing and managing earthquake-resistant structures and facilities In developing the Structural Engineering Slide

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    near the river bed pre 1978 floods which they now refer to as the old Jamak. The 1978 floods washed away the entire village of Jamak and since then the village shifted uphill. The 1991 earthquake also took lives of about 86 inmates and injured around 56. Post 1991‚ minor calamities kept hitting the village until the 2013 floods came and heavily impacted the agricultural lands and fields of the villagers. It was mentioned that “Talannam Tok” got washed away in the floods which had maximum number of

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    weather. Temperate storm Boscastle flood 2004 A Temperate storm are storms of different types and occurs in the area of 30 to 60 degrees latitude with High Wind speed (39-55 mph + or 63–90 km/h). In 2004 various factors lead to the flooding of Boscastle. Boscastle is a rural village located on the North coast of Cornwall‚ in the South West of England. There are various physical factors which contributed to the flooding of Boscastle. Firstly‚ the storm which caused the flood was caused by the remnants of

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    situation since the early 1970s‚ and responded with the development the Klang River Basin Flood Mitigation Project. The government has attempted to control flooding by creating holding ponds and increasing river channel capacity‚ but this has had only limited success. In 2001‚ the government sought proposals for a more effective solution to flooding‚ to prevent disruption to the city’s center during a typical flood event ‚ with a duration of three to six hours. The original idea was for a tunnel to

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    theories & explanations for the disaster have surfaced in the aftermath of the floods in the state. Now clearer satellite images of the upstream & downstream areas of the Kedar Valley that have emerged are enabling a clearer understanding of the scientific & environmental reasons for the tragedy in the state. The Kedarnath valley‚ along with and other parts of the state of Uttarakhand‚ was hit with unprecedented flash floods on 16 and 17June 2013 almost after 80 years. The temple itself suffered some

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    liaison with the RSPCA‚ NFU‚ and other organisations who play a role in assisting farmers and pet owners to protect the welfare of their animals. This page provides general advice on a variety of severe weather situations: severe cold weather‚ floods and hot weather Latest news Red diesel rules relaxed in cold snap (18 January 2013) Responsibilities Under the law an animal keeper has a duty of care to his animals and is required to take reasonable steps to protect their welfare and prevent

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    table below I have separated the floods’ effects into Short term and long term effects: Short term effects Long term effects Electricity Cut-off- Electricity was cut off due to the torrential water’s force that swept away the electricity transmission towers. Death and severe injuries- 100s died as a result of the floods‚ thousands suffered from water-borne diseases and dysentery. Transport – Transport is a major struggle in LEDCs like Mozambique and the floods made that worse by wrecking 620 miles

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