Earthquakes & Bushfires
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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EARTHQUAKES
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Earthquakes are geological because they are caused by tectonic plates on the earths surface. They're also caused by nature as it might affect the tectonic plates.
CASUALTIES
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In most serious earthquakes around 400-700 people die. In some smaller earthquakes it can vary between 100-300 people.
Earthquakes are usually caused around the coastal areas as tectonic plates are on the coastal lines.
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AUSTRALIA
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This type of earthquake could occur in Australia as earthquakes are on the coastal areas and we as a country have that. This earthquake is geological.
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This effects the environment as it makes cracks in the earth that you can't fully recover.
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Bushfires are caused in the forrest or bush as the sun reflects on the grass and grass is very flammable.
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If the bushfire is near houses and streets it is more likely that more people will die than when it's in the bush out of nowhere.
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Bushfires are meteorological because they are caused by weather because the heat of the sun effects the bush.
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