Natural and Technological Disasters and their Impact on Individuals, Communities, and the Nation
1. In terms of Hurricane Katrina, and relative to public health, how did it impact:
-Person?
-Community?
-State?
-Nation?
2.Describe a specific large scale technological (man-made) disaster relative to public health. Relative to public health, how does it impact:
-Person?
-Community?
-State?
-Nation?
3.Are there similarities between the two types of disasters?
Solution Summary
This is a comparison of a natural and technological disaster and the interaction of the person, community, state and government. Attached as Words.
... in a high prevalence of natural disasters which will ... the actions necessary to manage disasters. ... management operations across technological and jurisdictional ...
...disasters in health facilities: evaluation and reduction of ... Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, 1993. ... to offset and negate US technological superiority. ...
... find relatives in the disaster areas. ... For instance, Mass communication technology has changed ... fundraising and volunteerism activities during natural disasters. ...
... originates from a natural or manmade disaster. ... level in response to natural disasters or smaller ... training, field exercises, and technical information sharing ...
... waste or prepare for the potential disasters that can ... Hydraulic fracking A method of extracting natural gas and ... Issues in Science and Technology, 31(1), 74 ...
... Climate models simulate the impact of greenhouse gases and other forcing ...technology. ... intensity and frequency of natural disasters, in water supplies, in food ...
... The rapid developments in technology and communication ... "Natural Disasters and Weapons of Mass Destruction ... the Paradoxes of Government Disaster Policy." Annals ...
... calamities included terrorist attacks, natural disasters large enough ... numerous forms of technology and training ... managers anticipate future disasters and take ...
... There can be substantial impacts caused by natural disasters. ... were constant (due to improved technology); and in ... bulk of the world's natural resources and ...
