Essays On Geography

Hurricane Katrina vs. Hurricane Sandy

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Disasters are those events which cause great losses. The survey pointed out the different outcomes of the disaster. The deaths of many people may include long-term high costs, major economic and political impacts, social and psychological disturbances, destruction of infrastructure, destruction of houses, loss of property, and social life in society. Among them, the consequences that may harm people’s health and life are crucial. After the disaster, quite a few people

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Lingering Effects of Hurricane Katrina on Vulnerable Populations: A Residual Impact on Public Health

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A Category 3 hurricane made landfall in the Gulf Coast of the United States near Grand Isle, Louisiana on August 29th, 2005. Named “Hurricane Katrina” and hitting winds of 127 mph the storm caused fatalities, flooding, and severe property damage in the Gulf Coast from New Orleans, Louisiana to Biloxi, Mississippi. Due to the aggressive nature of the storms and flooding, numerous levees failed around the New Orleans area, causing additional

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Regional Canadian Geography

  •  • Category:  Geography  • Citation format:   APA  •  Words: 1823
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Introduction By investigating the Canada Regional Geography, it is evident that the country is dominated by various regions which present the economic, the physical outlook, and the cultural diversity of the nation. From a periphery dimension, this paper aims to explore Ontario as the specific region in Canada (Bone, 2005). The paper provides an in-depth analysis of Ontario by looking at the physical as well as human features which prevail, and

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Canadian Geography

  • Type:     • Category:  Geography  • Citation format:   APA  •  Words: 2080
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In 2012, Nunavut was made a nation by itself. After Nunavut being mentioned as Canada’s last frontier, some effects behold the demarcation. There are economic, cultural and environmental factors that have shown up in the land. The economy is discussed regarding natural resources and the economic activities done in the area. The environmental factors explain the weather changes and the climate of the area as per the current statistics. The cultural

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″Is renewable energy realistic?″

Background: Many countries in the world have come to an agreement that the world need to set some shared objectives on climatic changes. These set targets need to quickly arrive at full de-carbonization, around 80-100% de-carbonization. In order to achieve deep de-carbonization, electrification need to be employed in abundant amount. Other sources of energy that provides carbon free electricity like wind and sun energy are readily available worldwide. Such energy is

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