Essay on Earthquake

Ethically, fracking is cataclysmic to the terrain and its inhabitants, as the process can cause seismic activity (eliciting an earthquake), pollute aquafers (contaminating drinking water), and even releases greenhouse emissions. Although the process of fracking may appear to be nonconsequential to some, the act of fracking can be, quite literally, earthshattering. Earthquakes are commonly associated with the natural tectonic shifting of the Earth’s crust, however, through man’s use of hydraulic…

Pangea. Meaning all land. Pangea went under a process called continental drift, founder by Alfred Wegener, which is caused by geo-process. Geo-process results in changes to the earth's surface because of tectonic plates causing mountain building, earthquakes, and volcanos. First off, convergent plates cause many different types of mountains, like the folded mountains. Their called a folded mountain because of the folding plates. The denser plate goes underneath, which will eventually turn into…

It was nice seeing the author of the book we read over this summer and discussed a lot about in class. It was my first time meeting the author of a book that I had read, and it was a cool experience. I enjoyed it because we were able to ask Ruth questions that we had in our mind while reading the book, and we were able to understand the process it took Ruth to complete “A tale for the Time Being”. Some themes that Ruth discussed in the event had to do with the characters she chose, the reason it…

The earthquake hit in the dead middle of the night at 3:56 am. Many houses and building were destroyed by this tragedy and with it many people hurt and killed. Over 20,000 people killed and 30,000 people injured from this earthquake leaving many families broken. People were left with out husbands’ moms’ brothers and other family members because of the earthquake. Rebuilding the cities and surrounding areas took years, the effect of the earthquake effected Indians and many ways…

transition from the story of his encounter with his new friend, Winchester begins to open up with his thoughts about the 1906, San Francisco earthquake. Winchester describes the event as a “shock to the system.” He mentions how it was something that the city had yet to experience. It was a total shock to the citizens. Winchester goes on to say that the earthquake rattled the citizens and with the swift thinking of a man whom was disregarded as a cannibal, made orders to “bring more soldiers…

For the game I was unsure what I wanted to do. I had to do an Earth Science game and I choose to talk about earthquakes. I named my game Tecnopoly. I prepared by finding a game that would be interesting to the visitors and educational while having fun playing it. I was not sure how the game was going to be constructed; I had too many things going on and causing myself to be confused. I choose a board game that was dubbed from the famous board game Monopoly. However, I only took the concept and…

Maria Teacher Richard Humanities 8th October 2016 How do the Worlds of Human Geography and Physical Geography overlap? Human live in a big planet called the Earth. Earth is an amazing planet, the temperature of the planet is not too hot and not too cold, there have water and fit sunshine, anything is good in the Earth. Perhaps because the environment is too good, there are many other creatures live in the Earth too. Human live with other creatures in natural, and some of people start to learn…

My chosen essay topic: In March 2011, Japan was devastated by a massive earthquake quickly followed by a tsunami. To have either one of those events happen would be a significant evil, but for both to occur may count as an “extreme” evil. How would Swinburne explain why God allowed the Japan disaster to happen? (75%) Do you agree with Swinburne’s reasoning here? If not, explain what you think is wrong with his reasoning. If instead you agree with Swinburne, then how would you respond to those…

7 weather misconceptions that you should Stop believing 1. Hurricanes and Tornadoes are the most deadly natural disaster Hurricanes, tornadoes, and earthquakes may seem like the most dangerous natural disaster you could ever face. However, according to a research, floods and droughts actually the most deadly that killed more Americans over time. Surprisingly, deaths caused by the high speed winds, like tornadoes and hurricane, don’t even rank second when it comes to deaths statistics. Most…

Section 1: Plate tectonics is the the theory that the outer crust of the earth is cut up into a lot of pieces called plate tectonics. The plate tectonics move around in the mantle. The mantle is the rocky middle layer of our earth it lies right above the core. The plates are very much like a shel going around the earth. The evidence of plate tectonics began as simply circumstantial evidence one example is continental drift which is the theory that all the continents used to be one giant…