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    Devastation Phylloxea

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    viral diseases along with wildlife (rabbits, birds, wild boars) and insects wreak havoc with devastating results to the most affected regions. These are important to understand, control and prevent whenever possible. One only has to recall the devastation Phylloxera caused to the global wine industry to understand the crippling effects of pests. Relevant and still without a cure (biological research is ongoing) recent Phylloxera outbreaks have occurred in previously “free zones” (Yarra Valley 2013)

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    Cuba wanted to be independent so they went to war with Spain, with America by its side. Every day newspapers would tell bold stories about the devastation in Cuba. Many people wanted Spain to move out of the American hemisphere. Diplomats from all three countries began meeting to try and resolve their conflict. It might have been a success if the Maine didn’t show up. The Maine was a ship sent to pick up people in case there was any trouble. The ship was blown up and killed 260 American sailors.

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    The Destruction and Devastation of Earthquakes An earthquake is one of the dangerous and life threatening natural disaster which can come anytime and anywhere on the earth. Earthquakes are the shaking, bouncing or rocking motion of the ground. Earthquakes are caused by the movement of tectonic plates. They occur when the tectonic plates slide past each other, or are pushed into each other. They usually occur near fault lines, which are boundaries where two separate plates meet. Even though there

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    In the history of the United States of America, Hurricane Katrina was known as one of the worst hurricanes in the world. The hurricane was a combination of tropical waters and gushing winds. It was the vicious hurricane that caused severe damage to the citizens of the United States of America. The amazing city known for its southern style, Cajun cuisines, jazz music and its celebration of Mardi Gras will never be the same. New Orleans, Louisiana was changed forever in August 2005 when this category

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    A Preventable Devastation: Veteran Suicides When we think of someone committing suicide, we assume that the person committing the act must have been dealing with psychological issues, or was suffering from mental illness. Very rarely do we attribute societal factors to a person’s decision to end their life. However, the French scholar Émile Durkheim made this connection. Durkheim saw a correlation between social conditions and suicide (Appelrouth and Edles, 2016). Consequently, he conducted a

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    The devastation of Hurricane Katrina on the city of New Orleans sparked a national conversation about who, or what, to blame for the disaster. There were inherent problems in how the chain of command was structured for the response to the disaster, and issues with how the plan was implemented. Furthermore, since the hurricane disproportionately devastated low income and predominately African American neighborhoods, many questioned the equity of the implementation plans. Additionally, historical causes

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    Puerto Rico Devastation

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    entire nation. All 3.4 million residents were left in the dark. Puerto Rico Governor, Ricardo Rossello, predicts a long recovery period. Many experts echo his statement. According to Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner Jennifer Gonzalez, “The devastation in Puerto Rico has set us back nearly 20 to 30 years. I can’t deny that the Puerto Rico of now is different from that

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    Bombing of Berlin and its devastation on WWll February 3, 1940, Bombing of Berlin has started. Bombing raids came one after one after one till all you can see was disaster and destruction in Berlin’s eyes. November 7, 1941 Sir Charles Portial sent 130 bombers to Berlin. The 130 bombers drop 2,000 tons of bombs on Berlin. All there was left was buildings barling standing. Germany were the ones who bombed Berlin in 1940. The Bombers were RAF Bombers Command. They Are the Allied Campaign of

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    agree with much that took place. The realization that for the Spaniards to colonize, meant for them to empower over Natives, taking away their culture, faith, land, and lives, is difficult to grasps. Bartoleme de Las Casas's, "Brief Account in The Devastation of the Indies," is just one aspect that can be read upon as a source to these types of accounts towards the Natives of the Americas. De Las Casas urged in his writing in 1542, that the Spaniards actions of greed and empowerment towards the natives

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    1. I honestly can't blame anyone for it for the devastation of hurricane Katrina. It was a hurricane. You can't really stop a hurricane from coming. Sure, you can prepare for it by making levies and stocking food. But, you can't stop it. If we could we really wouldn't need weather forecasters. Of course there were somethings that weren't done correctly, but there had never been a hurricane that big before. If I I were to blame anyone it would be the city for not making sure there levies were up

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