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    who suffered from Albany Flood of 1994. Albany and surrounding areas in Southwest Georgia endured the natural disaster hailing from a Tropical Storm named “Alberto”. This natural disaster flooded the campus of Albany State College‚ later to be known as Albany State University. In which this caused the enrollment of students attending Albany State College to decrease slightly. Through research findings‚ I will compare the number of students enrolled before and after the flood by reviewing historical

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    Thunderstorms Kyle Cowan Known as the electric storm‚ thunderstorms occur all the time. When a thunderstorm starts to occur‚ the air starts to cool as it rises. Cumulus clouds start to form as water vapor starts to condense. As condensation occurs‚ heat (latent heat/energy)‚ starts to release from the atmosphere and assists the thunderstorm in becoming created and grow. Soon as the thunderstorm is formed‚ condensation high in the cloud (now in the form of water droplets or ice) starts

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    quotation‚ or statistic): We often see pictures of floods on the television news. Topic Sentence (one sentence – Topic + Controlling Idea): The floods can be very damaging. Points of Development: 1. Financially 2. Physically 3. Emotionally BP1: Topic Sentence (POD#1): First‚ the floods can cause a heavy financial loss to the victim. Explanation One(one sentence): The victim has to pay for property and possessions destroyed by a flood. Example One (one sentence): It takes a long

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    1998 Bangladesh has experienced one of its disastrous floods. Many people were affected by the flooding because they lost their belongings‚ made homeless and lost their homes. In the worst flooding over 800 people were reported dying and there was a high risk of catching malaria and other diseases. There was no fresh water because all the wells‚ streams and ponds were contaminated by the flood water. All their farmlands were destroyed by the flood water which leads the people to face a hungry future

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    References: Abdul-Akeem‚ Sadeeq. 2012. A Look at Nigeria’s Bourgeoning Emergency Management System: Challenges‚ Opportunities‚ and Recommendations for Improvement. Abubakar‚ Auwal AIR WORLDWIDE. 2011. A Comparison of the Great Mississippi River Floods of 1993 and 2011: Implications for Crop Insurance and Reinsurance BID-CEPAL‚ 2000. A matter of development: how to reduce vulnerability in the face of natural disasters Department: Technical Studies and Conference Proceedings. www.iadb.org/ sds/env/publications

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    flooding

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    Flood appears as a curse to the people who are directly affected by it. There are mainly two reasons that can create a flood: excessive rains and overflow of rivers. Rain is wel¬come for the growth of crops and cooling down the atmos¬phere‚ especially after the hot summer. But excessive rains spoil the harvest‚ and sometimes with the accumulated rain water‚ the tanks are overflowed and fields and roads remain under water‚ and even water enters the courtyard or drowns the ground floors of human habitations

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    Running Head: IMPROVING FLOOD EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 1 Improving Flood Emergency Preparedness in League City Abstract This paper explores a vital need to the residents of League City in regards to flood emergency response. Based on online research from the City of League City Mitigation Plan‚ Galveston County Mitigation Plan‚ and The Council for Excellence in Government‚ a local flood preparedness campaign focusing on a coordinated community emergency preparedness educational

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    can be equipped for them. The top 10 possible emergencies include: 1. Floods‚ 2. Fires‚ 3. Winter Storms‚ 4. Tropical Storms‚ Tornadoes‚ and Thunderstorms‚ 5. Influenza Pandemic also known as the Flu‚ 6. Hazardous Material Incidents‚ 7. Earthquakes and Landslides‚ 8. Nuclear Threat‚ 9. Dam Failures‚ and 10. Terrorism. Floods The most common natural disaster in the United States is Flooding. Floods can happen in various ways. Floods can start slow during a long rain period‚ or if warm air trails after

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    infrastructure in the way of the necessity for flood prevention construction. This view is only on of many other possible views we could have heard from‚ ranging from: the common wealth‚ all the way to royalty. Though the point of view of this document was clearly that there was an obvious necessity for a flood prevention plane‚ some of the other views we could have heard from like say the royalty for instance‚ may have not really noticed that there was a need for a flood prevention plane because they didn’t

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    The worst natural disaster in history‚ the central china floods occurred‚ from July to August in 1931‚ when the Yangtze River overflowed and caused a series of floods. As a result of the massive flooding‚ an estimated 3.7 million people died from drowning‚ disease and starvation. Over one-fourth of China’s population were affected by the floods. Wives and daughters were sold by desperate people‚ and in some cases that were reported‚ there was cases

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