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    MATERIA: Ingles IV

    PROFESOR: Raymundo Herrera


    Carrera: Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación
    Grupo: EVN401
    Periodo: SEPTIEMBRE – DICIEMBRE 2024
    ACTIVIDAD : colaborativa 1
    Parcial: 2
    Matrícula Nombre Correo

    23001840 Gonzalo Antonio Hernández [email protected]


    Córdoba
    19000140 Cristian Adán García García [email protected]

    23002565 Duilio César de Jesús [email protected]


    Montoya
    Droughts

    Tsunamis
    DROUGHT
    Drought:
    Dust Bowl (1930s) in the United States.

    MUESTRA DE TEXTO DE PIE DE PÁGINA 20XX 3


    TSUNAMI
    Tsunami
    Indian Ocean Tsunami (2004).
    ACTIONS TAKEN AFTER
    THE EVENT
    Dust Bowl Drought: Indian Ocean Tsunami
    • The U.S. government implemented several relief • Actions: Massive international aid was provided to
    programs, such as the New Deal initiatives. affected countries. Emergency relief included food,
    Farmers were educated on better soil water, and medical aid. Long-term rebuilding
    management practices, and large-scale tree projects were set up, with new tsunami warning
    planting programs (the "Shelterbelt Project") systems installed across the Indian Ocean.
    were initiated to prevent future soil erosion. • Long-term: Reconstruction of homes and
    • Development of more sustainable agricultural infrastructure, implementation of disaster
    practices and soil conservation methods. preparedness programs, and heightened awareness
    about tsunami safety.

    5
    What to Do Before, During, and After the
    Event

    6
    Conclusion
    NATURAL DISASTERS SUCH AS DROUGHTS AND
    TSUNAMIS ARE POWERFUL, DESTRUCTIVE EVENTS THAT
    LEAVE A PROFOUND IMPACT ON COMMUNITIES, ECONOMIES,
    AND THE ENVIRONMENT. DROUGHTS, THROUGH THEIR SLOW
    ONSET, CAUSE LONG-TERM DAMAGE TO AGRICULTURE, WATER
    SUPPLIES, AND ENTIRE ECOSYSTEMS, WHILE TSUNAMIS
    STRIKE WITH DEVASTATING SPEED, OBLITERATING
    EVERYTHING IN THEIR PATH WITHIN MINUTES.

    BOTH DISASTERS HIGHLIGHT THE NEED FOR


    PREPAREDNESS, ADAPTATION, AND RESILIENCE. WHILE WE
    CANNOT PREVENT THESE NATURAL EVENTS FROM
    OCCURRING, WE CAN MITIGATE THEIR EFFECTS THROUGH
    BETTER PLANNING, SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES, AND EARLY
    WARNING SYSTEMS. UNDERSTANDING THEIR CAUSES,
    CHARACTERISTICS, AND PAST IMPACTS CAN HELP SOCIETIES
    REDUCE FUTURE RISKS AND RECOVER MORE EFFECTIVELY
    WHEN THESE EVENTS OCCUR. BY EDUCATING OURSELVES
    AND OTHERS, WE CAN PROTECT LIVES AND MINIMIZE DAMAGE
    DURING THESE INEVITABLE DISASTERS.

    EJEMPLO DE TEXTO DE PIE DE PÁGINA


    SOURCES
    Droughts: Tsunamis:

    1.National Drought Mitigation Center. (n.d.). What is 1.National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
    Drought?. Retrieved from https://drought.unl.edu (NOAA). (n.d.). What is a Tsunami?. Retrieved from
    https://www.noaa.gov
    2.United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).
    (n.d.). The Dust Bowl and the Great Depression. 2.U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). (n.d.). 2004 Indian
    Retrieved from https://www.usda.gov Ocean Tsunami. Retrieved from
    https://www.usgs.gov
    3.NOAA National Centers for Environmental
    Information. (n.d.). Drought Events. Retrieved from 3.The International Tsunami Information Center
    https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov (ITIC). (n.d.). Tsunami Facts and Information.
    Retrieved from http://itic.ioc-unesco.org

    8
    THANK YOU ☺

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