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20 1 1 natural disaster review: the year of natural disasters in the United States

Natural disasters in the United States continue, from wildfires in the southwest to tornadoes in the south-central region, floods in many parts of the United States and hurricanes on the east coast, and the losses have been increasing. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the loss exceeded $50 billion.

According to the Civil Affairs Work Report of 20 1 1 year issued by the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China on the 23rd, as of February 20th, all kinds of natural disasters in China have caused14.85 million hectares of crops to be affected, with 65,438 people killed and missing.

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According to the estimate of Munich Insurance Company, the second half of the year has not been calculated, which has set a record for the largest economic loss caused by natural disasters in history. In the first half of 20 1 1 alone, the economic losses caused by global natural disasters amounted to $265 billion. Swiss Re estimates that natural and man-made disasters have caused losses of $350 billion to the global economy this year, a record high. In 2005, which was once called the most serious loss caused by natural disasters by Discovery News, the total economic loss was only $220 billion.

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I pointed out on June 8, 20 10, 12, 20 10 and 1998, 201/and/. The El Nino event occurred on 20/2009-20 10/0, and the La Nina event occurred on July 20 10. 20 1 1 year is very likely to have low temperature and frequent earthquakes [28]. People only remember that 1998 is the warmest year since meteorological records were recorded, but ignore the low temperature and frequent earthquakes in 1999. The sudden rise and fall of global temperature is worthy of attention. 1999' s drought, flood, low-temperature freezing injury, wind hail and earthquake disasters are worthy of attention, so we must be prepared for them.

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According to statistics, in 20 1 1 year, the United States lost more than 50 billion dollars due to natural disasters.

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News from the east. Com 65438+February 26th, 2008: Since the beginning of this year, natural disasters in the United States have continued, from wildfires in the southwest to tornadoes in the central and southern regions, floods in many parts of the United States, and hurricanes on the east coast, with increasing losses. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the loss has exceeded $50 billion.

The Associated Press reported on the 25th that this year is a year of frequent natural disasters for the United States. As for the research on various disasters caused by extreme weather, because of the shortage of funds caused by the economic crisis, the research funds are a little tight, which can't keep up with the tense rhythm of natural disasters.

Jeff Masters, the founder of a meteorological website, said, "In my 30 years as a meteorologist, it's the first time that I have encountered such a year with concentrated extreme weather events as 20 1 1. Even if it goes back to the late19th century, I can't find a year that can be compared with it. "

This year, the United States has frequently experienced abnormal climate phenomena: high temperature weather above Fahrenheit 100 degrees (38 degrees Celsius) has repeatedly broken records. Severe drought occurred in some areas, deadly tornadoes leveled towns, rivers flooded, and snowstorms on the east coast increased. Hurricane Irene, which hit the east coast of the United States in late August, caused only $7 billion in losses.

In addition to these disasters that fell from the sky, the ground in areas that have always been calm began to move. Not only Colorado, but also the east coast of the United States has experienced a rare earthquake in history. A strong earthquake in Alaska also triggered a tsunami warning. Wildfires in Arizona and New Mexico also set new records this year.

20 1 1 The year is coming to an end, and there have been more than ten large-scale natural disasters in the United States, each of which caused at least $65,438 billion in losses.

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Similarity between 20 1 1 and 1999: * * * The same foresight.

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Similarity between 20 1 1 and 1999: * * * The same foresight.

Studies have shown that El Nino and La Nina are the strongest signals of global disasters. At the beginning of 2009, we paid attention to the next unusual El Ni? o event, because it will bring global influenza epidemic and other major disasters [1]. In fact, the 2009 El Ni? o event not only brought the world flu epidemic, but also brought the world snowstorm and heat, drought and flood, strong earthquake and strong wind.

What can the 20 10 La Nina event bring to the world?

I. Drought

Second, floods.

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Third, low temperature freezing injury

Fourth, wind and hail.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) earthquake

According to the tidal and earth rotation period of 12 years, the situation in 20 10 years is almost the same as that in 1998, and 20 1999: 1998 is the highest temperature recorded./kloc-. The El Nino event occurred on 20/2009-20 10/0, and the La Nina event occurred on July 20 10. 20 1 1 year is very likely to have low temperature and frequent earthquakes [28]. People only remember that 1998 is the warmest year since meteorological records were recorded, but ignore the low temperature and frequent earthquakes in 1999. The sudden rise and fall of global temperature is worthy of attention. 1999' s drought, flood, low-temperature freezing injury, wind hail and earthquake disasters are worthy of attention, so we must make preventive preparations [29].

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