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DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND REDUCTION

DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND REDUCTION. La-Jean Powell PCDP Manchester Parish Council. What is a Disaster?.

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Where do earthquakes and volcanoes commonly occur? Near plate boundaries (edges) Why?

Where do earthquakes and volcanoes commonly occur? Near plate boundaries (edges) Why? Plate edges scrape together causing vibrations or where plates collide (oceanic and continental boundaries). http://www.yenka.com/freecontent/attachment.action?quick=12o&att=2773. Earthquakes.

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Task-based Language Teaching (TBLT)

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Earthquake Engineering

Earthquake Engineering. Heidi Faison Justin Hollenback Jonathan Buckalew. Section 1: Earthquake Science. What causes the Earth to shake?. Earth Structure. Understanding EARTH Structure: Why does the crust move?. COLD!!!. HOT!!!. 25 miles deep. Plate Tectonics.

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Welcome

Welcome. 40 ????????. What to do after the earthquake hits. Q: Is it right to touch electric wiring, power lines, or any other objects that are in contact with them?. 40 ???????? ???? 5 ?. Earthquake facts. Q: Is it true that earthquakes are weather related?.

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Disaster week

Disaster week. Exploring Natural Disasters. Part 1: Earthquakes. Continental Plates. Continental Plates In Motion. How Earthquakes Happen. The Richter Scale. Where do Earthquakes Occur?. The Destructive Power of Earthquakes. The Destructive Power of Earthquakes.

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Disaster Month

Disaster Month. Exploring Natural Disasters. Part 1: Earthquakes. Continental Plates. Continental Plates In Motion. How Earthquakes Happen. The Richter Scale. Where do Earthquakes Occur?. The Destructive Power of Earthquakes. The Destructive Power of Earthquakes.

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Chapter Eleven

Chapter Eleven. Earthquakes. Section 1: Forces Inside Earth. Earthquake Causes. Fault Formation There is a limit to how far rocks can bend or move without cracking. Up to a point, applied forces cause rocks to bend and stretch, undergoing what is called elastic deformation .

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Earthquakes & Earthquake Safety

Earthquakes & Earthquake Safety. By K. Lords. What is an earthquake anyway?. An earthquake by definition is a sudden movement of the Earth's lithosphere. They are natural geologic phenomena causing the sudden and rapid movement of a large volume of rock.

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Earthquake Safety

Earthquake Safety. C5S4. Earthquake Risk. How do geologists determine earthquake risk?. Geologists can determine earthquake risk by locating where faults are active, where past earthquakes have occurred, and where the most damage was caused. Plate boundaries .

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Our Changing Earth: Kobe, Japan Earthquake United Streaming Video

Our Changing Earth: Kobe, Japan Earthquake United Streaming Video. Preview question What do you think is the most difficult aspect of cleaning up after an earthquake? Post question

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LST Storage and Testing at SLAC in the SLD Hall

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Earthquakes and Society

Earthquakes and Society. Chapter 8 Section 3. Earthquake Hazard. A measurement of how likely an area is to have damaging earthquakes in the future Determined by past and present seismic activity. Strength & Frequency. Strength of earthquakes is related to how often the occur.

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What do we do if an earth quake happens?

What do we do if an earth quake happens?. By Emily, Jessica, Colten, Sean. Earthquake safety. More than a million earthquakes rattle the world each year. The west coast is most at risk at having an earthquake, but earthquakes can happen in Midwest and along the East Coast.

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It's never to late to get prepared

It's never to late to get prepared. Here are the things you should do to get prepared: Practice the internationally recognized earthquake safety technique:

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EARTHQUAKE SAFETY

EARTHQUAKE SAFETY. FIWC DET SAN DIEGO. BEFORE AN EARTHQUAKE 1. Store heavy objects near ground or floor. 2. Secure tall objects, like bookcases to the wall. 3. Secure gas appliances to prevent broken gas lines and fires. 4. Learn where your exits, evacuation route, and meeting places are.

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Choose Retrofitting To Make Your Home Earthquake Resistant

Earthquakes occur on a regular basis in certain regions, which may cause extreme damage to the property. Of course, they cannot be prevented but through precautionary measures, one can minimize the damage. Read more.

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It is a well known fact that earthquake brings fire, flood, and complete disaster, which is enough to ruin any property. So it is essential to go for seismic retrofitting to keep your home safe from such unseen and life-threatening situations. Read more.

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Earthquake Safety In Vancouver - Common Survival Mistakes You Need To Avoid

Learning survival skills is a must these days because you cannot tell what could fall on your face. One such unpredictable calamity is an earthquake, which can be both destructive and life threatening. Read more.

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