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    Flood case study Bangladesh Causes The main cause of the floods was unusually severe monsoon rains and an unusually high volume of runoff from melting snow from the snow caps of the Himalayas. These all increased the amount of surface water and the volume of water in Bangladesh’s two main rivers‚ which are very large and connect. The Ganges and the Brahmaputra both had more than the normal amount of water that they could carry and so were overflowing and flooding. A number of human factors

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    Bihar: Maternity huts set up for flood-hit | © UNICEF/India/2007 | Bihar Chief Minister Shri Nitish Kumar inspecting the maternity huts during his visit to the Baragawan Gachi flood relief camp in Kalyanpur block‚ Samastipur district. | Samastipur‚ Bihar‚ 30 August 2007: UNICEF and the Bihar government have come together with an innovative idea for providing medical care facilities to expecting mothers in the flood affected areas and set up maternity huts. Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar

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    Tropical Cyclones & Floods & Droughts: Australia is well known for it’s natural disasters including BushFires‚ Floods‚ Droughts and Tropical Cyclones. The major disasters being Tropical Cyclones and Droughts. A cyclone is a large-scale‚ atmospheric wind and pressure system characterized by low pressure at it’s centre and by circulating motion‚ counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere. An example of a tropical cyclone is Australia’s deadliest one yet

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    FLOOD It was the worst rainy weather I had seen. The skies remained overcast as sheets of rain poured down without stopping. In the evenings‚ the rain was usually accompanied by blinding flashes of lightning and deafening peals of thunder. Most of the residents in my area remained confined indoors. Apart from people scurrying to and from work and school‚ there was little outdoor activity. The town where I live‚ Kuantan‚ faces the Pahang River. After three days of incessant rain‚ the swollen river

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    The Year of the Flood is a complex yet captivating book.  There are many things going on at once during the first 20 chapters that we read.  I don’t think I have ever read a book that shifts narration as much as this book does.  Just about every chapter is a different person’s narration than the previous chapter.  Although this first confused me‚ I now think that it makes the book even more unique.  Through a bit of research‚ I found that this is actually the second book in Atwood’s dystopian triology

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    The 2010-11 Queensland Floods had significant impact on Queensland with their massive economic cost and loss of life. The floods occurred following prolonged periods of heavy rainfall between December 2010 and January 2011. They resulted in much of the state being inundated with water and had a massive impact on many people. These impacts included the deaths of 30 people‚ 78% of the state being declared a disaster zone‚ and over $5 billion in reconstruction costs—the most expensive natural disaster

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    that Ketsana brought‚ it flooded where it never flooded before. Water seeped into houses and in a matter of minutes‚ reached 30 feet. The speed of the flood took everyone by surprise. People have gone to their rooftops or their neighbor’s roofs to save themselves. Rich or poor‚ everyone was caught off guard and no one was spared in this massive flood. Picture this‚ this is a place where I have spent 34 years of my life and never had I encountered such a disaster. This is the national capital region

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    Main Characters: Rachel Hostetler and Noah Lapp Theme: Inspirational Romance Point of View: First and third Person Setting: Lancaster County‚ Happiness‚ Pennsylvania‚ Schoolhouse Plot: After suffering a broken engagement‚ teacher Rachel Hostetler is looking for a fresh start. When handsome Noah Lapp rescues her from a runaway buggy her first day in town‚ things seem hopeful. Then Rachel hears talk that Noah is expected to court her cousin‚ Charlotte. Yet Noah spends all his free time with Rachel

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    THE YEAR OF THE FLOOD The Year of the Flood is a dystopic book and the continuation to Oryx and Crake but you don’t have to read Oryx and Crake to understand The Year of the Flood‚ I did not read that book but yet I fully understand what was happening. The Year of the Flood is in two other characters’ point of view. Synopsis of Oryx and Crank In Oryx and Crake‚ this story tells that Crake formed a virus to kill off creatures from the earth to have enough space for a new race of genetic hybrids

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    (Petrucci‚ 2012). Floods are one of the most common natural disasters over the world and they have occasional devastating influences in developed as well as developing countries (Ahern‚ 2005). Recently the floods increasingly happen over the world in general and specially in Australia. For example‚ a sequence of floods in Queensland in early December 2010 did happen and led to a damage of approximately $1 billion (Australian Government‚ 2014). This essay will discuss the impacts of flood in specific aspects

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