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    Three Gorges Dam Built on the historical Yangtze River, the Three Gorges Dam is the world’s largest and most controversial dam to be built. The dam has been the cause for the displacement of an approximated 1.3 million people and is currently wreaking havoc on the environment. The question is, however, was it right for the Chinese government to do this? This question can easily be answered using the Australian method of SHEEP factors; social, historical, economic, environmental, and political.…

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    Essay On Hurricane Harvey

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    material that does not absorb water well (Zimmerman). The day before Katrina hit New Orleans, for the first time ever, Mayor Ray Nagin called for a mandatory evacuation. The people of New Orleans who had become homeless and had nothing used the Superdome Stadium as shelter. Mayor Sylvester Turner of Houston did not call a mandatory evacuation because he deemed it as impossible. “You literally cannot put 6.5 million people on the road.” Turner said. Turner’s conclusion was reasonable because…

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    specified level may choose not to collaborate well. This ultimately, makes it extremely difficult to adequately organize the distribution of resources, goods, and services across jurisdictional boundaries. When rivalries exist between different emergency management offices at the local level or trust and respect is not shared amongst the federal, state, and local level it prevents effective communication and damages the community response to recover. When it comes to post disaster response…

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    their homes and their farms, and thirty million Americans were members of households without a single employed family member working. In March of 1933, shortly after FDR took office, he enacted the first program of the "New Deal." It was called the Emergency Banking…

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    The Role of Social Support in Disaster Stress Imagine two vulnerable communities hit by a Category 4 typhoon. At the aftermath of that typhoon, there was no electricity available, all communication lines are down, food supply are running out and wherever you look at, there are uprooted trees and damaged houses. Everything was simply chaotic and the people are becoming hopeless. However, at the onset of recovery what makes the two communities starkly different from each other is the level of…

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    Houston Hurricane Tervey

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    Written by: Ryan Terrell and Jake Carter Hurricane Harvey hit the Texas Coast on August 25th, 2017. Many people were affected by the storm, and many people were left homeless. 70 or more people lost their lives during the storm. Houston had flooded within days after the storm hit the Texas coast. We interviewed Mrs. Jett, and we found out that her brother had been affected during the storm. Her brother lives in Taft, north of Rockport. The storm took a so called “bite” out of the side of his…

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    living in South Florida to migrate to other cities, towns and countries outside of South Florida. One source wrote “Mandatory evacuation orders are in place for parts of Miami-Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County, Brevard County, and Monroe County. They affect nearly 650,000 people in the Miami-Dade county alone, and more than 1.3 million overall,”(The massive evacuation effort in South Florida has millions feeling Hurricane Irma, www.vox.com).…

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    CE 335 Engineering Mechanics of Soils Section 001 Stalin Galarza The geographic location of New Orleans and the hydrology profiles nearby have risen the flooding tendency of the area; the city was built on low-lying marshland along the Mississippi River. On October 1965 after Hurricane Betsy hit New Orleans and Louisiana, the congress approved the USCE flood protection plan, it was called “the barrier plan” it mainly consisted of a number of barrier complexes. Nevertheless,…

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    Their effective response showed that they had learned a lesson from previous crisis like Katrina. They had practiced and worked together as emergency agencies for crisis like that. There was coordination of agencies at every level of government (federal-state-local-private-public-nonprofit-civilian) that is why their response rate was a success. To show how organized they were, they quickly turned…

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    Hurricane Puerto Rico

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    Puerto Rico is an island part of US territory which was recently stricken with a massive hurricane that washed over it completely, leaving Puerto Rico in ruins and having to work from the ground up. Puerto Rico’s road to recovery is very different than any other hurricane stricken area because they were already in massive debt, they weren’t prepared, and other disasters happening around elsewhere were taking up all of the resources. The conditions of hurricane Maria were very prime for a strong…

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