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    immersed. As the amount of water in the air increases, this causes more precipitation from all tempests and expands flooding hazard. The expansion in flooding risk because of outrageous precipitation is drastically shown by the 1000 year-precipitation dropped by Tropical storm Harvey. Inland urban communities near large rivers and the ocean in the US now encounter more flooding and this happening due to climate change. The 2017 Atlantic storm season has been amazingly…

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    Due to increasing global temperatures, sea levels are on the rise and are becoming a more prominent issue in society. Countries all across the globe are feeling the impact of these encroaching tides. Flooding of beaches is taking its toll on the animals residing there as well as the land itself. With increasing intensity, the damage becomes more irreversible every day. The rising sea levels can have potentially devastating effects on coastal wildlife, drinking water, and the human populations…

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    New Orleans Research Paper

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    New Orleans is a major United States port and largest city and metropolitan area in the state of Louisiana. The city is named after the Duke of Orleans, who reigned as Regent for Louis XV from 1715 to 1723. It was established by French colonists and strongly influence by their European culture. Before the mid-20th century, New Orleans was one of the largest port in the nation, with continued expanding in population (“Wikipedia”). It is well known for its distinct French and Spanish Creole…

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    city’s natural geographic features made it vulnerable to flooding, but also the built protective system failed and worsened the impact of flooding. The flooding ensued after Katrina exposed many persisting governmental management problems, which along with New Orleans’ long existed poverty, gender disparity, and racial equity, all played vital roles turning this natural hazard into a devastating disaster. While the hurricane, storm surge, and flooding were inevitable physical events that human…

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    measures for Boston include snow disposal services, sidewalk clearance, snow event communications, and fire hydrant location mapping. Each mitigation measure works to fight against the damage that the hazard event can afflict on the city. Since flooding is one of the major natural hazards that effects Boston, the plan has mitigation measures such as Boston Water and Sewer Commission, Boston Conservation Commission, and the National Flood Insurance Program…

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    South Carolina. This past weekend a historical event took place. A lot of rain has fell down, and many different events have taken place. The rain was heavy and there was big gusts of winds. This rain caused flooding and the big gusts of winds have caused huge amounts of damage. The flooding and wind has caused many peoples lives to be changed and many different things have been destroyed. This rain and wind has caused trees to fall, houses and cars have flooded, cars have been submerged under…

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    This happens when there is an overload of thoughts, emotions, and chemicals. Hostility, defensiveness, and withdrawal are some of the common effects of flooding. There is also no certain threshold for flooding; it typically differs case to case. Some factors that do play into flooding are gender and stress outside of marriage. It is good to note that when someone is flooded it’s virtually impossible to have constructive discussions. The body has been designed by…

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    Hurricanes are usually caused engineering communications` destructions, houses destructions flooding and a lot of deaths. The most deadly hurricane for the entire history of the United States was the hurricane Katrina that destroyed everything that was on its way. The importance of this hurricane, the way of how it was created, and what government did to help people before and after the hurricane is written below. Last few classes we watched 4 parts of film about Katrina hurricane. According…

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    Do you think you would survive a hurricane? Hurricanes mostly occur in Florida and the Pacific Ocean. Hurricane season is June 1st - November 30th. Hurricanes spin counterclockwise. Flooding from hurricanes can kill, because most hurricanes form out in the sea. Hurricanes would start as a tropical cyclone but then with warm water, it creates energy and forms a hurricane. Hurricanes are dangerous because their extreme winds, everything gets destroyed, and there are floods. Hurricanes…

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    storm caused a lot of damage to many states and the people and animals that live in them. There was massive flooding of roads, mudslides, and complete destruction of property and forest areas. First type of damage is flooding; when hurricanes come in from the ocean they bring large waves of strong waters which cause flooding of the streets, in addition for people who live inland, flooding from hurricanes can still happen by the amount of rain that the hurricane brings. Second type of damage is…

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