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    The Nuclear Power Crisis In Japan Rabeea Bakrea Introduction:- Japan right now is facing a great energy problem‚ since the Tsunami on March 11th‚ 2011 the country shut down most of the Nuclear Power Plants for maintenance purposes but until now‚ they did not come back to normal‚ talking in numbers 43 out of 52 Nuclear Power Plants were shut down (The Economist‚ 2011). Japan is one of the largest nuclear power countries in the world‚ with 52 plants in operation‚ three under construction and 11

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    Language Analysis Protect our youth from the marijuana tsunami Jordan Marsh In Diane Carlson’s opinion piece “Protect our youth from the marijuana tsunami”‚ the issue of Colorado legalizing marijuana is raised as catastrophic and that it is giving a false perception of its effect to youth and their development. In a passionate tone Carlson targets parents‚ grandparents and additionally the government of the wrong movement into legalizing marijuana‚ and in doing so challenges the audience

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    Earthquakes and tsunamis wreaked havoc in the city meant to be a beach paradise‚ further proving the irony of death Rushdie attempts to portray. The earthquakes came first‚ only being a minor and short term inconvenience. Soon after‚ however‚ tsunami after tsunami took the lives of many that were unable to get away. The tsunamis‚ to his dissatisfaction‚ did not even reach Senior’s street. Senior fell even further into his

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    By Krishna Chaitanya.E Assistant Professor of English MGIT‚ Hyd. UNIT –IV DISASTER MANAGEMENT THE CUDDALORE EXPERIENCE (TEXT BOOK) Objectives of the Lesson To comprehend the magnitude of tsunami and its consequences in Cuddalore To know about the crisis management/disaster management To inspire to take up the social responsibility during nature’s fury To extend support during natural calamities To understand the role of rescue and relief operations To train how to open relief operations and

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    sea and oceans tsunamis is a large possibility‚ when an earthquake under sea occurs the water above it gets shaken causing waves which get larger as they close in to the shores. This is a large threat to the Philippines as it is formed of 7 thousand islands most of them relatively close to the sea level meaning that they can get submerged by waves not that high‚ a 7.9 magnitude earthquake hit the east cost of the Philippines on August 16th‚ 1976 12:11 A.M.‚ this created a tsunami devastating 700km

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    5 most expensive natural disasters in history costing $181 billion in the years 2011 and 1995 only. Japan also been listed in the 10 worst natural disasters of 21st century caused by Mother Nature. The types of natural disasters in Japan include tsunamis‚ floods‚ typhoons‚ earthquakes‚ and volcanic eruptions. Natural disaster is a major problem resulting from natural processes inside the earth. It can cause loss of life and property damage which will affect Japan’s economy‚ development‚ and social

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    The USA which stands for the developed countries and China which is represent of the developing countries are two super countries in the world. Generally speaking‚ the USA seems to have more sustaining ability than China in the horrible financial tsunami‚ but the truth is that China is still comparatively safe now‚ but the USA has deeply fallen into the economic decline. Why? To a great extent‚ the banking system plays an important role. In China‚ the large banks are almost state owned‚ such

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    Wave by Sonali Deraniyagala did a phenomenal job portraying the symptoms of a person with PTSD. While on vacation with her husband‚ two sons and her parents‚ the author of this book was the only one in her family that survived a tsunami on the coast of Sri Lanka in a city called Yala in 2004. While this true story is somewhat haunting‚ it gives us a window into the struggles that come with post-traumatic stress disorder. The textbook Psychopathology and Function defines PTSD as a disorder that appears

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    We all have faults and that’s including planet Earth‚ though Earths faults lead to be a lot more destruction. Earthquakes are a trembling or shaking of the ground caused by a sudden release of energy stored in rocks beneath earths surface. Earthquakes appear all over the planet‚ and there are many different sizes. Some earthquakes destroy entire cities while others only shake the ground for a moment. Faults are one of the causes of earthquakes‚ which I will tell about soon as well as the hazards

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    coast of Sumatra‚ Indonesia. The quake itself is known by the scientific community as the Sumatra–Andaman earthquake.[4][5] The resulting tsunami was given various names‚ including the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami‚ South Asian tsunami‚ Indonesian tsunami‚ and the Boxing Day tsunami. The earthquake was caused by subduction and triggered a series of devastating tsunamis along the coasts of most landmasses bordering the Indian Ocean‚ killing over 230‚000 people in fourteen countries‚ and inundating coastal

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