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    nationals. The United States‚ United Kingdom‚ France‚ and Australian governments sent in civilian and military search and rescue outfits that looked for survivors and located the deceased. One of these outfits discovered an infant two days after the tsunami‚ and yet another outfit saved twelve people floating off the eastern shore. Numerous governments guarantee the protection of their nationals utilizing extraction outfits to retrieve their citizens inhabiting Japan. Throughout the whole ordeal‚ the

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    paradise that is now Hawaii. Now many people and animals thrive on that island and many use it as a vacation spot. The Earth has both creative and destructive powers. That is even evident with the 2004 Earthquake in East Asia and the following tsunami‚ and the creation of new islands such as the aforementioned Hawaii and the up and coming "Loihi" which is currently on the hotspot in the Pacific. Living on the Ring of Fire affects my daily life because I am constantly faced with the fact that

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    was the most severe. The two chosen natural disasters includes the 2011 Japanese tsunami/earthquake and the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Disaster 1 – Japanese Tsunami and Earthquake On Friday the 11th of March 2011‚ a magnitude 9.0 Earthquake struck coastal waters‚ along a subduction zone‚ surrounding Japanese islands. At the time of the Earthquake‚ no one expected what was about to occur‚ one of the most devastating tsunamis to have ever hit Japan. Earthquakes are caused by forces deep within the Earth

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    possibility of the lava flowing through these zones. Tsunami A large ocean wave that is caused by earthquakes or eruptions of volcanoes. The word tsunami comes from the Japanese words for wave and harbor. Earthquakes beneath the ocean floor‚ volcanic eruptions and anything that displace large amount of water can cause tsunami. The effects of tsunami include damage of properties‚ the death of humans‚ serious flooding and diseases. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center can give warnings hours before a tsunami’s

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    order to repair infrastructure. Sometimes the damage is so serious; it can lead to poverty in some areas such as Haiti. * Environmental Impacts: Earthquakes can lead to tsunamis‚ liquefaction as well as secondary effects. The seismic waves produced by earthquakes cause tsunamis. The aftershocks can also cause tsunamis to hit communities again before they are able to recover. Liquefaction is the process where soil turns into a dense fluid rather than a solid. Secondary effects

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    References: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/kids/eqscience.php http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-04-11/indonesia-hit-by-8-7-magnitude-quake-tsunami-warnings-issued.html http://www.hamiltonhealthsciences.ca/documents/Patient%20Education/SuddenDeathPORTRAIT-th.pdf

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    that shook Chile. It was said to have a magnitude of 8.5‚ killing about 5 people‚ injuring many‚ and destroying hundreds of homes‚ businesses‚ and land mass. Along with the damage came the after mass of power loss‚ damage‚ and flooding along with tsunamis. There were 12 aftershocks that could be felt 145 miles away from the originating site. Chile is known to have earthquakes‚ but none have compared to this one. Since 1973‚ Chile has had approximately 12 with magnitudes of 7.0 and above. So this should

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    collectively called greenbelts. TVE Asia Pacific produced a series of films called The Greenbelt Reports in order to increase understanding of their importance in protecting coastal communities against natural disasters‚ for example‚ the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami. The technique of using

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    ------------------------------------------------- Natural disaster A natural disaster is a major adverse event resulting from natural processes of the Earth; examples include floods‚ tsunami‚ volcanic‚ earthquakes‚ tornadoes and other geologic processes. A natural disaster can cause loss of life or property damage‚ and typically leaves some economic damage in its wake‚ the severity of which depends on the affected population’s resilience‚ or ability to recover. The causes of natural disasters

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    one heartbeat and the next.’” This quote explains how fast the ocean could turn from sending calm waves‚ to sending wild and dangerous waves. This relates to the theme because the ocean is apart of nature and the ocean is powerful‚ when it brings a tsunami‚ it bring great danger. Another reason why this is the theme of chapter six is because when Aunty Pearl was listening to the

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