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Richard Allaway

Where Shoddy Construction Could Mean Death - Map - NYTimes.com - 1 views

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    Seismologists believe a major quake in Istanbul is inevitable. This analysis, by engineers, predicts numbers of deaths in a nighttime temblor based on the type of construction in each area. It estimates that citywide deaths could reach 30,000.
Richard Allaway

Munich Re Group - Catastrophe figures for 2008 confirm that climate agreement is urgent... - 1 views

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    A large number of tropical cyclones and the earthquake in Sichuan made 2008 one of the most devastating years on record.
Richard Allaway

NASA Earth Science Data and Services: Data more powerful than hurricanes - 1 views

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    Two good maps to help discuss vulnerability of sectors of the population (Hurricane Katrina)
Richard Allaway

BBC NEWS | World | Middle East | Egypt winds up landslide rescue - 1 views

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    Migrants / Slum dwellers as a vulnerable population
Ann Smith

BBC News - Why did so many people die in Haiti's quake? - 1 views

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    Comparing the impacts of the Haiti, Aquila and Sichuan earthquakes
Matt Podbury

YouTube - Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning System (IOTWS) - 1 views

shared by Matt Podbury on 05 Feb 10 - Cached
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    Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning System
Jeff Mather

Christchurch quake mapped from space - 1 views

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    The upheaval wrought by the 22 February earthquake in Christchurch, NZ, is illustrated in new radar imagery.
Charlotte Lemaitre

BBC News - Tokyo roads blocked in earthquake drill - 1 views

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    Tokyo roads blocked in earthquake drill - MEDC Preparation
Matt Podbury

Earthquake in Chile - The Big Picture - Boston.com - 0 views

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    Remarkable Earthquake Images
Matt Podbury

BBC News - Chile well prepared for quakes - 0 views

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    Earthquake Prepardeness
Richard Allaway

Haiti promised $10bn in aid - double what it asked for | World news | guardian.co.uk - 0 views

  • The US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, who co-chaired a conference of about 120 countries and international organisations at the United Nations in New York, called the pledges "an impressive sum by any standard". The conference drew $9.9bn of donations to rebuild infrastructure
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