Miami Tsunami Speech

REVEAL YOUR TOPIC: Today, we will discuss the process of a hurricane from what it is, how it develops, and how it is categorizes.

On March 11, 2011 an earthquake that measured 9.3 Richter scale occurred 43 miles of the coast of Northern Japan. This caused tremendous amounts of damage to the island of Tohouku. What happened is the quake initially destroyed buildings and property. However, a tsunami occurred, which devastated the region and the Fukushima nuclear power plant. ("Fukushima Accident")

A year has passed since that night that has forever changed and shaped the Orlando community. On June 12th of 2016, 49 lives were taken and the answer to this was love and togetherness. Orlando showed the world that we are a loving community that disapproves and rejects violence. A community that has grew, prevailed together, and came out stronger.

Your email was very heartworming. Whether you have the right or not to be proud is not for me to decide, but the truth is that, just like a little kid to his parents, I always find motivation to be good and do well thanks to the example you set. Moving on, hurricane Irma forced us Florida students into a unexpectedly long vacation, and I am now staying at my friend's house in Kendall. we've been lucky enough in Miami to avoid the worst part of the storn, and the situation is now getting back to normal. I haven't had the occasion to talk extensively to my sister about her first days at PJ, but I do know she's over the moon with her host family and overall experience. I am certain she will have an amazing experience, but it's specially

Hurricanes form in the late summer and early fall when the sun heats up the surface of the ocean, this change in the weather along with a few other important factors help produce the storm.

Natural disasters are a huge challenge for the planet because of the adverse effects that are associated with them. One of the major earthquakes to have shaken the earth is the Great Sendai Earthquake or Great Tōhoku Earthquake that occurred in 2011. The event started when a powerful earthquake hit the northeastern Japan on March 11, 2011, and resulted in a widespread damage on land. A series of massive tsunamis later devastated many parts of the coastal regions of the country with the worst affected being the Tohoku region. The tsunami further resulted in a major nuclear accident that damaged distant regions on a power station located along the coast. The economic effects of the tsunami qualify it as one of the major natural disasters because it affected Japan’s economic stability as the country ended up resorting to importing as an alternative to cover the loss.

Throughout this unit, the Science in Practice class has been learning about natural disasters and the impact it has on humans and environment. The natural disaster that will be discussed in this report is the Boxing Day Tsunami, which occurred on the 26th of December, 2004. The tsunami took place in the Indian Ocean. Due to, two tectonics plates, the Indo-Australian plate and the Eurasian plate colliding, causing an underwater earthquake. Due to this awful disaster, people were killed, injured, diagnosed with diseases, homes and businesses were destroyed, the environment damaged.

On Friday March 11th, 2011 at 2:46 pm, the fifth largest earthquake recorded since 1900 with a magnitude of 9.0, 1.7 Richter scale points greater than the devastating Vancouver Island earthquake of 1946, struck the coast of Japan, 231 miles northeast of Tokyo1, causing a devastating regional and global catastrophe.

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As of April 10, 2015, earthquake and tsunami caused the death total of 15,891 people, ravaged large areas of the Japanese countryside, and continues to cause

Dow Chemical Company Foundation has graciously awarded the Dow Community/Helping Hands: Houston’s Hallmark on Hurricane Harvey (H6 Project) Grant to San Jacinto College. The purpose of this grant is to provide a Mind Trekkers-style experience for middle school teachers from school districts we serve that were impacted by Hurricane Harvey. Eight middle school teachers will be trained by San Jacinto College science faculty on eleven different science experiment activities. Teachers will be given instructions and tips, and gain insight on how to successfully engage in hands-on activities. After the training, the teachers will receive the H6 Project equipment kits to take with them to be kept

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Specific purpose: I want my audience to learn how hurricanes form and the process behind them.

Relevance Statements: All of us need help at some point in our lives. Today we might have the ability to help others but tomorrow we might need someone else’s voluntary efforts. We should not think of helping out the victims as a favor but instead as an exchange that will surely benefit us at some point in our lives. As residents of the United States, we should strengthen our bonds with other residents by offering voluntary help.

In March of 2011, a magnitude 9 earthquake hit Japan, releasing a dangerous tsunami. Japan was not expecting the magnitude of the earthquake and tsunami, and endured much hardship after the disaster. The effects of the tsunami can still be seen in Japan today through its residents, economy, and through actions that have been taken to further protect residents from future disasters. Though the Japan 2011 tsunami is one of the most destructive tsunamis ever recorded, dangerous tsunamis continue to take place across the globe. The Japan 2011 tsunami not only affected the inhabitants of Japan, but also affected people around the world. After disasters such as this, each area must endure the aftermath of the disaster and recover from the effects.