Natural Disasters

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  Natural Disasters: What Can We Learn?

  By Karen Bush Gibson, Russell Roberts, Jim Whiting

  Natural Disasters: What Can We Learn?

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  Natural Disasters

  By David C. Alexander

  The Pearson Scales (developed by Alan Pearson at the National Severe Storms Forecast Center, at Kansas City in Missouri) classify length (PL) and width (PW) into six categories each. Thus, tornadoes observed in the USA are recorded with ...

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  Natural Disasters

  By Lee Allyn Davis

  Galanopoulos, A. G., and Bacon, Edward. ... General State Printing Office, the Hague: Malnutrition and Starvation in the Western Netherlands, September 1944/July 1945, ... Edgewood, New Jersey: Edgewood Publishing Co., 1889.

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  Natural disasters: Earthquakes

  By Jane Alison Walker

  ... 16 , 31 Wright , Frank Lloyd 27 Photographic credits : Cover , title page and pages 11 , 13 both , 20 , Library ; page 14 : with kind permission from 21 top and middle , 23 , 25 top right and the Earthquake Research Institute of the ...

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  Natural Disasters

  By Reader's Digest

  NATURAL DISASTERS Produced by Toucan Books Limited , London for The Reader's Digest Association Limited , London with Bradbury and Williams Written by Dougal Dixon Edited by Robert Sackville West and Helen Douglas - Cooper Picture ...

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  Natural Disasters: The Terrifying Forces of Nature

  By Karen Farrington

  Offers a pictorial look at some of nature's most devasting disasters, from the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D. to the deadly tornadoes in Oklahoma in 1999.

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  Natural Disasters

  By Claire O'Neal, Jim Whiting, Susan Harkins

  Full-color laminated covers - Side-sewn, reinforced library binding - Full Color photos throughout - Chronology - Further Reading - Works Consulted - Glossary - Index

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  Natural Disasters

  By David C. Alexander

  Hager, W. H. & R. Sinniger 1985. Flood storage in reservoirs. ... Krzystofowicz, R. & D. R. Davis 1983. A methodology for evaluation of flood ... Mogil, H. M., M. Rush, M. Kutka 1977. Lightning: a preliminary assessment.

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  Natural Disasters

  By David Alexander

  Hager, W. H. & R. Sinniger 1985. Flood storage in reservoirs. ... Krzystofowicz, R. & D. R. Davis 1983. A methodology for evaluation of flood ... Mogil, H. M., M. Rush, M. Kutka 1977. Lightning: a preliminary assessment.

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  Natural Disasters

  By David Phillips, Patrick L. Abbott, Claire Samson

  The book retains its focus on Earth's natural processes and the disasters that occur when the Earth concentrates its energy and releases it, causing death and destruction.

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  Natural Disasters: Unleashing the Fury of Nature

  By Karen Holden, Martin Holden

  Depicts the fury of earthquakes, volcanoes, hurricanes, and tornadoes, and discusses the changes in climactic conditions over the last few years

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  Natural Disasters

  By Patrick L. Abbott

  Throughout the book, certain themes are maintained: energy sources underlying disasters; plate tectonics and climate change; earth processes operating in rock, water, and atmosphere; significance of geologic time; complexities of multiple ...

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  Natural Disasters: Hurricanes

  By Pat J. Fitzpatrick

  Southern Louisiana Category 3 1 1974 , August 29– September 10 Carmen 4 Eloise makes landfall about midway between Fort Walton Beach and Panama City , Florida , early on September 23. Winds are estimated at about 100 mph with a storm ...

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  Natural Disasters

  By David Alexander

  Killian, H. & T. Graf-Baumann 1981. Cold and frost injuries: rewarming damages: biological, ... Olson, R. S. & R. A. Olson 1987. Urban heavy rescue. ... Scawthorn, C. Y. Yamada, H. Iemura 1981. A model for post-earthquake urban fire ...

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  Natural Disasters

  By Jennifer S. Rivers

  Natural Disasters

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  Natural Disasters

  By Richard O'Neill

  Natural Disasters

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  Natural Disasters: Recitation Manual Course Geol-0820

  By Michael Ramsey, Ph.D.

  Natural Disasters: Recitation Manual Course Geol-0820

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  Natural Disasters

  By David C. Alexander

  Another common misconception is that disasters are unique and exceptional events . On the contrary , many extreme geophysical events occur with a periodicity only slightly longer than the timespan of human memory ( perhaps 30–100 years ) ...

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  Natural Disasters

  By Judy Martin, Pat Clifford, Sherri Rinkel MacKay

  Natural Disasters

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  Natural Disasters: A Chapter Book

  By Madeline Boskey

  Introduces how scientists study and learn from natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, El Nino, and volcanoes.