Haiti: The Earthquake In Haiti

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Haiti is a big area and economy. Its land area is 10,641 square miles. That is a lot of land to own. It occupies the Western’s third of Hispaniola. The land was once heavily forested but now its land no longer is able to support farming due to soil erosion and there are only a few wonderlands left. I feel bad for those farmers because they can’t farm now. Frequently there are a lot of earthquakes every in Haiti. I hope everyone is alright after all those earthquakes because it would be sad if they get really hurt from the

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