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    Science in flooding

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    there are many ways science is involved in floods. Looking up the difference in scientific news and daily news I have found that scientific news talks more directly to how natural disasters effect the world. Going through the steps in the scientific method‚ from the Colorado flooding article‚ I have asked myself the question is climate change to blame? Two degrees of warming worldwide seems abstract‚ but bridge-collapsing‚ home-destroying‚ killer floods are the sorts of weather events that can bring

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    ADSR 2010

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    WHO collaborating Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters - CRED Annual Disaster Statistical Review 2010 The numbers and trends Debby Guha-Sapir‚ Femke Vos‚ Regina Below with Sylvain Ponserre Annual Disaster Statistical Review 2010 The numbers and trends Debby Guha-Sapir Femke Vos Regina Below with Sylvain Ponserre (UNISDR) Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED) Université catholique de Louvain – Brussels‚ Belgium Acknowledgements The data upon which this report

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    protected by the Thames Barrier which is one of the largest movable flood barriers in the world. However the protection it provides London costs billion and the barrier is raised even higher in the last few years. Furthermore‚ the barrier protects canary wharf‚ one of the world’s major financial hubs. The area is at risk to flooding as banks and industries are threatened by the Thames storm surges from the sea. If this financial industry floods‚ many businesses in London may close plus‚ unemployment will

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    Yuma's Water Issues

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    a lot of flooding in Yuma and also the flooding caused a lot of damages in the the town. The floods would cause to drop the nutrients on the palin before it recedes and the developers would have a lot of problems to regrow them because then it would cost more money and they would have to get other things too‚ to create the dams and canals. The flood would wipe out Yuma and leave it a big mess. The floods were messing up the Yuma project. The earthquake messed up Yuma. The crops used to be bad and

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    later‚ twenty nine mine workers in Newzeland died after remaining trapped for days in a mine. Poor disaster management cost precious lives. In Pakistan‚ too‚ Disaster management is not up to the mark. Be it the devastating earthquake‚ the catastrophic floods‚ the outbreak of fires or the aftermath of bomb blasts‚ the management was very poor. Certain measures like National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)‚ Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA)‚ and Rescue 1122 were taken but none has borne

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    A Description of Typical House Flood Damages and Cleanup Requirements: When your house floods‚ the water can wreak havoc on the structure of the house‚ your personal belongings‚ and the health of the inside environment. Flood waters contain many contaminants and lots of mud. High dollar items can get ruined all at once‚ even with just an inch of water‚ for example: carpeting‚ wallboard‚ appliances‚ and furniture. A more severe storm or deeper flood may add damage to even more expensive systems‚

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    Disaster Management

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    Introduction Various disasters like earthquake‚ landslides‚ volcanic eruptions‚ fires‚ flood and cyclones are natural hazards that kill thousands of people and destroy billions of dollars of habitat and property each year. The rapid growth of the world’s population and its increased concentration often in hazardous environment has escalated both the frequency and severity of natural disasters. With the tropical climate and unstable land forms‚ coupled with deforestation‚ unplanned growth proliferation

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    Ka-Loko Dam Failure Essay

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    Generally‚ excessive sediment deposition in earthen dams reduces their storage capacity as well as the recharge capacity of aquifers. The primary sediments reported at the site were highly erodible silts that would have been swept away by the flush floods (Zimmerman‚ 2007‚ p.2). 3.2.3 Effects of Differential Settlement‚ Loading and Reservoir Leakage Another item of consideration is increased settling of the earthen dam under sustained loading. This can be partly attributed to the weight of water

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    unprecedented rain. But court gives the order in favors of contractor. Later the owner goes to Supreme Court and states that the case of unprecedented flood comes under the force majeure i.e. Clause 47 of the agreement runs under: "Neither party shall be liable to the other for any loss or damage occasioned by or arising out of act of God‚ such as unprecedented flood‚ volcanic eruption‚ earthquake or other convulsion of nature and other acts such as but not restricted to general strikes‚ invasion‚ the act

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    Kosi Agreement

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    AMENDED 1966 KOSI TREATY AND 1997 KOSI STUDY AGREEMENT Dr. AB Thapa Summary: The 1966 Revised Kosi Treaty is a landmark treaty entitling Nepal absolute right to use the entire water of the Kosi in whatever way Nepal pleases. The amendment of the Kosi treaty from 99 to 199 years solely serves Nepal’s interest. There is no justification in blaming King Mahendra for this amendment to 199 years. The 1997 Kosi Study Agreement

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