Payton Coenen Period 3 2nd Quarter Research Report December 20, 2016 Hurricane Hugo Hurricane Hugo is a hurricane that did a lot of damage, but barely anybody knows about it. A hurricane is when cold air and hot air mix together. Hurricane Hugo included many details common to hurricanes and caused damage and destruction to properties and lives that affected the region, but the area has recovered in its aftermath. Hurricane Hugo had many common details.…
Resources such as building materials and food are major factors in life or death frequencies. As we talked about in class places around the world have different types of resources that can be found. For example, we may have stuff like good medicine or crops that other countries can’t grow or find. These can limit you to the type of building you may have and how stable it will actually be. They can also limit your health depending on what you have available or if you have the medicine in reach.…
On September 20, 2017, Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico at exactly 6:15 am. It sustained winds at one hundred fifty five miles per hour. Puerto Rico got hit with thirty hours of rain. This hurricane was considered a Category 4, but was nearly considered as a Category 5. The Category 4 turned out to be quiet a catastrophe.…
During this week’s readings, you will learn about human response to hazards, disasters, emergencies, or catastrophes. For this assignment, discuss how you think you would respond to a hurricane, a terrorist incident, and a home fire. How are your natural responses similar or different from the guidelines provided in the text? Why do you think these similarities and differences occur?…
Hurricane Irma was a very destructive storm that had killed and injured many people. Hurricane Irma went through many countries on it’s path, like America, Bahamas, Cuba, and more. And during Hurricane Irma’s journey it destroyed a lot of buildings, water supply, homes, and power lines causing people to lose power and water access and their homes. Hurricane Irma on its journey switched its categories between a category 5, 4, and a category 1 hurricane, causing it to do more damage to some countries than others. Overall hurricanes can be very dangerous and can cause a lot of damage and…
In the United States hurricanes mainly start near the Atlantic Coast (Hurricane Harvey Recap). The most active period runs about mid-August through the end of October (Hurricane Harvey Recap). For Atlantic hurricanes, there is six lists that rotate is six lists that rotate every six years (Hurricane Harvey Recap). For example, the 2011 is used in 2017. On August 17th, the World Meteorological Organization named a category four tropical storm Harvey.…
Hurricane Camille Overview: Hurricane Camille was the third and most powerful tropical cyclone of the twentieth century. On August 5, 1969, the forecast recognized a typical tropical storm off the coast of Africa. The storm started on August 14, 1969 and continued through August 22, 1969. This storm took many by surprise when the winds began to kick in and destroy everything in sight.…
Hurricane Andrew It is August 16, 1992 and a tropical wave is beginning to form off the west coast of Africa. The scene looks safe and not something to worry about until hours and days have passed. Twelve days later, it the 28th of August and the wave has not died off, but has grown into something stronger, something greater, something we today call a category 5 hurricane.…
4. “Then you will call on me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you” (Jeremiah 29:12). As a child I remember kneeling before my bed and praying for my parents to stop fighting. I found these moments comforting. I was able to express my emotions and share my thoughts, hoping for an answer.…
Irma killed a total of 134 people; 1 in Haiti, 3 in Puerto Rico, 1 in Anguilla, 1 in Barbados, 4 in the Dutch Side of Sint Maarten, 3 in Barbuda, 4 in the British Virgin Islands, 11 in the French West Indies, 10 in Cuba, 4 in the United States…
In America we constantly hear about other countries and Haiti is one of them especially after the Earthquake that kills and injured thousands of people. Since then Haiti has been doing its best to rebuild up the country. Let the adventures began to discover Haiti’s culture, background history, and uncontrollable damage that has been done.…
They received aid of about 13.5 billion for clean-up, repairs, and health care for those that were injured. (“5 Years after Haiti’s Earthquake, Where did the $13.5 Billion go?”) The last thing Haiti needs is a troublesome virus. There has been as many as 65,000 cases of the virus in Haiti and so many people do not have access to health care; which will make the numbers grow. In fact, there are more cases in Dominican Republic, which reports that there are 430,000 cases.…
Four years later, in 2008, Haiti witnessed another wave of flooding, which caused fatal mudslides and widespread flooding due to four deadly storms that passed through the Hispaniola Islands. The flooding killed nearly eight hundred citizens, causing $1 billion in damage and forcing tens of thousands of citizens to makeshift shelters. On January 12, 2010, Haiti encountered another natural disaster. However, the 7.0 magnitude earthquake affected 3.5 million people and killed approximately 200,000 others. In addition, the earthquake severely damaged a public sanitation station, which created ideal conditions for a cholera outbreak.…
Nutrition status Malnutrition has long been a serious public health issue in Haiti. Access to nutritious food remains an issue for millions of Haitians. Haiti is a food deficit country and relies heavily on imported food. Hunger, poor nutrition and food insecurities affect a significant portion of Haiti’s population, resulting in underweight and micronutrient deficiencies. The main cause of nutritional problems in Haiti is poverty, which is exacerbated by Haiti’s low food production, high global food prices and the devastating natural disasters.…
In I was born in Haiti and there are disasters that happen very often in Haiti. Which cannot be control. Disasters do not just occur in Haiti; it hits all over the world. Being that Haiti does not have the support system like we do here in the United States, it takes that part years to rebuild. I have lived and still visit Haiti and I can tell you that it is a beautiful place to live because there are many different parts.…