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Hazard Mitigation and Preparedness

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Hazard Mitigation and Preparedness
(Oklahoma Severe Storms and Tornadoes May 20, 2013)
Natural disasters are always the major threats for human existance. One of the most evident natural disasters occurred latterly includes, the Moore tornado, at Oklahoma in the year 2013. It was an EF5 tornado that struck Oklahoma in the afternoon of May 20th. The highest of the peak of the wind is recorded at two hundred and ten mph (340 km per hour). The kind of tornado is compared to the earlier version of tornado that hit the place in the year 1999. The Continue reading...

Wind Energy Storage

Wind is an intermittent form of energy. But unlike solar energy generation which can be predicted, future wind speeds cannot be accurately estimated and thus planning for the evacuation of the generated energy is problematic. Vagaries of the wind speeds destabilize the grid and adversely affect power transmission. This situation creates a need for storage of energy produced during periods of low energy demand and high wind speeds. The stored energy should then be released during peak energy consumption periods or low wind speeds. This is a paper on possible wind power storage solutions in Ireland.
Eirgrid, an electricity Continue reading...

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Introduction

There are a significant amount of industrial actors that process large quantities of combustibles in order to produce electricity which cause detriment to the surrounding as a result of the combustion of these fossil fuels. The objective will be to adjust the consumption of the current in order to minimize the electrical energy consumption. An important goal of the energy audit is to determine from where the energy is derived and to ascertain the importance of energy consumption reduction [2].

Part A

Electrical Energy Production and its Consequences
Electrical energy production involves the collection of Continue reading...

Following the hurricanes Fran and Floyd that ravaged the eastern coast of the United States, the city of Kinston, North Carolina was faced with the necessity of rebuilding damaged housing areas and relocating large numbers of residents to safer areas outside the floodplain. The city was wholly unprepared for the first disaster, but in the aftermath of the storm they were able to take a proactive approach that placed them in a much better position to cope with the next one.
The majority of displaced residents were black and in a low-income bracket. The city wanted to move them Continue reading...

Introduction

Children are the greatest investment one could ever make; this is because they are the hope of the future. Every positive thing that you give to or sacrifice for the sake of your children will eventually help them grow into healthy, happy, and functional members of the society. Unfortunately, not all children get to have the opportunity to grow into those kinds of individuals. The reason behind this is because a lot of children in the world are not being properly taken care of. They still remain to be the most vulnerable members of various communities. Their rights are Continue reading...

The association has about 15800 inhabitants to the south of Ankara, in Turkey. It is a highly successful association with an ever increasing membership and high social activity records. It does not involve government cost in the provision of services to the residents. It has improved education levels of the disadvantaged inhabitants and has an annual budget of about 30,000 Turkish liras. The revenue comes from membership contributions, income from its activities, donations, and sales of recycling. The association faces operational challenges both economic and social problems.

Economic challenges

In its operations, the organization has experienced several financial problems. It Continue reading...

Introduction

This chapter discusses the problems that occur in our living and the possible solutions to solve them. Further, the author portrays the unintentional consequences that are unforeseen which may arise while solving the issues. The authors believe that solutions to problems are invariably simple, but human beings have the tendency of seeking extensions for solutions prior tom understanding the basics to the problem

Interesting facts about the case

Puerperal fever epidemic scenario
This scenario is an interesting fact to individuals in that it proves the need for transformation leadership in any service where people are guided by facts to make an underlying issue. Between Continue reading...

Electrolux Cleans Up

The future of this Swedish company depended on the research conducted by the company to a group of consumers. Further, the groups were divided into four, and then given feminine names, namely: Catherine, Monica, Ana, and Maria. Their ideas are what shaped the future inventions of Electrolux Cleans Up Company. For example, ‘Catherine’ did not fancy carrying her laundry from the basket and into the washer; rather she preferred sliding them. The idea became a critical consideration when it came to upgrading their washers. The four group suggestions were representation of 160,000 company consumers all over the world Continue reading...