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    Thera Volcano

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    inhabited this area‚ and the island of Crete‚ which is situated about 110 kilometres south of the volcano.4 The Minoans were renowned for their successful sea trades‚ palaces and their art.4 There is a large debate on whether the explosion and the tsunami which followed caused the eventual downfall of the civilization.4 1.2 The Eruption of Thera The eruption released an

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    recycling of Earth’s crust‚ as well as earthquakes‚ tsunamis‚ and volcanic eruptions. According to the article‚ there are roughly a dozen subduction zones around the world. Scientists have been studying these systems for several decades‚ but there are still so many questions. For example‚

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    Waves

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    WAVES When people think of waves they may think of a nice vacation or maybe a storm. Most people may not think about what causes waves or how waves can get so tall and powerful. In addition‚ people may not think about how tides are formed. The movement of waves includes information about how waves form‚ how they move‚ what happens when waves interact‚ and some of the effects of waves. When people visit a beach‚ they might realize the daily rise and fall of the water‚ or how high and low

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    Earthquakes In Japan

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    the hazards of earthquakes in this area? h. How are the structures built in this area Investigation: i. Japan is located in an area where several continental and oceanic plates meet. This is the cause of frequent earthquakes‚ tsunamis‚ volcanic eruptions and tsunamis. j. Japan is located near the triple fault line between the Eurasian plate and the Pacific plate (the Japan Trench) and the Philippine plate (the Nankai trough). k. The Japanese government has given specific emergency earthquake

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    Danielle Kumar 11019320 Miss Muruges 3rd February 2012 Contents Page Geopolitical problems in Middle East and Northern Africa 3 Unresolved Euro Debt Crisis 6 Unknown Impact of the Japan’s Tsunami and Earthquake 8 Reference 10 Geopolitical problems in Middle East and Northern Africa There are many ways in which geopolitical problems the Middle East and Northern Africa would affect Malaysia. An example of a geopolitical

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    done a 13 year study on the margin stretching from southern Vancouver Island to the Oregon-California border. The last mega-earthquake in the Pacific-Northwest being on January 26‚ 1700; We know this because written records in Japan document how a tsunami destroyed that year’s rice crop stored in warehouses. We also know from documentation of data that scientists have collected from when there are off shore earthquakes‚ these quakes will cause mud and sand to “slide” down the continental margins into

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    land that was quickly progressing in architecture and engineering to be one of the most advanced societies in this time period. Atlantis suddenly began experiencing a series of severe natural disasters including a large earthquake and an enormous tsunami. This demolished the city and all of its people as Atlantis sunk into the sea. Historians believe that Atlantis was merely a myth made up by Plato for simply entertainment and told as a tale‚ not meant to be taken literally. Although‚ thriving societies

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    Natural Disaster

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    References: [pic] The tsunami caused by the December 26‚ 2004 earthquake strikes Ao Nang‚ Thailand. • Ao Nang‚ Thailand (2004). The 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake created the Boxing Day Tsunami and disaster at this site. • Lituya Bay‚ Alaska (1953). A mega-tsunami occurred here‚ the largest ever recorded.

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    Uttarakhand floods Nature or Human have aggravated the miseries Uttrakhand floods are one of the consequences of excessive human intervention in nature’s scheme. Increase in irresponsible human activities of encroaching into nature’s territory produced such unacceptable and brutal results. Demand for energy and needs of ever increasing population have forced the human to exploit natural resources without considering its impact over the environment. Unchecked emission of green house gases such as

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    seismologist on August 31‚ 2012 19:43:10‚ after an earthquake struck in the Philippines. On this past Friday‚ an earthquake in the Philippines rose panic in the hearts of its people‚ in fear of a large tsunami. The magnitude-7.6 earthquake was caused by activity underground. This activity (earthquakes and volcanic eruptions) are very common in the “Ring of Fire”‚ where the Philippines are located. 1“About 140 aftershocks have been recorded‚ including two

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