41. Bilambil Primary School - Disasters And Survival This country of contrasts regularly suffers floods, cyclones, bush fires, drought,earthquakes, earth tremors and landslides. Major disasters have included http://www.schools.ash.org.au/Bilambil/disasters2.html

Australian Disasters There have been many natural and man-made disasters in Australia. This country of contrasts regularly suffers floods, cyclones, bush fires, drought, earthquakes, earth tremors and landslides. Major disasters have included: Cyclone Tracy - which devastated Darwin on the night of Christmas Eve 1974. Ash Wednesday Bush Fires - when around 180 bushfires broke out on 16 February 1983, devastating the Adelaide hills. Newcastle Earthquake - 28th December, 1989. The Newcastle earthquake, the first fatal one in Australia, claimed 13 lives. The devastation to buildings and other structures was extensive. Shipwrecks - Encyclopedia of Australian shipwrecks Hurricane Elena Photo from the NASA Photo Gallery Natural Disasters Natural disasters can arise from: Weather patterns eg storms, cyclones, hurricanes, floods, tornadoes Other climatic conditions eg droughts, bush fires, avalanches Changes in the earth's crust eg volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunami or tidal waves Follow the links below to find out more. Savage Earth OUTSTANDING !!

42. Power Reporting From Christopher Simpson and the American University School of Communication. LivingAlmanac of disasters fires, earthquakes, crashes through history. Odd http://powerreporting.com/category/Beat_by_beat/Disasters

June 8, 2004 Home Top 100 sites Newsroom training People finders ... Crime courts law Disasters Economics Education Environment Family ... Home run mania Help Contact Credits Site map Search ... Set as home page Welcome to Power Reporting! Thousands of free research tools for journalists. Power Reporting Beat by beat Disasters Information about more than 2,000 chemicals studied by the National Toxicology Program. View a list of chemicals, or search the entire database. See synonyms, chemical formulae, physical description, volatility, flammability, toxicity, carcinogenicity, labels required, handling procedures, emergency procedures... Disaster Finder A "complete" index to the best disaster Web sites, searchable by keyword or category. From the NASA Solid Earth and Natural Hazards Program. Landings aircraft databases A treasure trove of information on aircraft: search for pilots, airplanes by tail number, medical exams, distance between airports, etc. FAA Aviation Safety Data Includes aircraft incident reports, inspection records and industry averages, along with company comparisons. NTSB Accident Synopses Aviation accidents and incidents investigated by the National Transportation Safety Board. Search by month from 1983 to the present. Briefly describes the accident and its probable cause.

43. Factophile.com :: Disasters :: Fires :: 1835-1975 1871, Oct 8, Chicago, 17 000 buildings destroyed, 250. 1871, Oct 8, Forest fire,Peshtigo, Wisconsin, USA, 1 182. 1894, Sep 1, Forest fire, Minnesota, USA, 413. http://www.swishweb.com/Disasters/Fires/disaster01f.htm

Home Forums Animal Kingdom Astronomy ... Fires Date Location Deaths 1835, Dec 16 New York City, 500 buildings destroyed n.a. 1845, May Canton, China, theater 1871, Oct 8 Chicago, 17 000 buildings destroyed 1871, Oct 8 Forest fire, Peshtigo, Wisconsin, USA 1872, Nov 9 Boston, USA, 800 buildings destroyed n.a. 1876, Dec 15 Theater, Brooklyn, New York, USA 1877, Jun 20 Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada 1881, Dec 8 Ring Theater, Vienna 1887, May 25 Opera Comique, Paris 1887, Sep 4 Exeter, England, theater 1894, Sep 1 Forest fire, Minnesota, USA 1897, May 4 Paris, charity bazaar 1900, Jun 30 Docks, Hoboken, New Jersey, USA 1902, Sep 20 Church, Birmingham, Alabama, USA 1903, Dec 30 Iroquois Theater, Chicago, Illinois, USA 1908, Jan 13 Rhoads Theater, Boyertown, Pennsylvania, USA 1908, Mar 4 School, Collinwood, Ohio, USA 1911, Mar 25 Triangle Shirtwaist factory, New York City, USA 1913, Oct 14 Mid Giamorgan, Wales, colliery 1918, Apr 13 Norman, Oklahoma, state hospital 1918, Oct 12 Forest fire, Cloquet, Minnesota, USA 1919, Jun 20 Mayaguez Theater, San Juan, Puerto Rico 1923, May 17

44. FEMA 10: DISASTERS; MONTANA FIRES Rumor Mill News Reading Room Archive. FEMA 10 disasters; MONTANA fires. In ResponseTo FEMA 9 disasters; THE ARMY HAARP (Rayelan) MONTANA fires ESCALATE. http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/archive.cgi?noframes;read=4487

45. Wisconsin Radio Network: Keyword Search Preventing fires as a community Smokey Bear has said for years Only you can preventfires. Now, Mr. Bear says communities need to work together to prevent http://www.wrn.com/site/keyword.cfm?searchterm=Fires/Accidents/Disasters

46. Gale - Greenhaven - Catalog Back to set information Great disasters fires (hardcover edition).Published by Greenhaven Press. They have the power to transform http://www.galegroup.com/servlet/ItemDetailServlet?region=9&imprint=360&titleCod

47. HISTORICAL DISASTERS FLOOD. FOREIGN disasters. FOREST fires. GENERAL HISTORY. HISTORICAL WEATHEREVENTS FACTS FOR THE US, NATURAL disasters REFERENCE DATABASE. http://usroots.org/~genranch/disaster/

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48. Fires, Floods And Disasters Category http://www.snapshotsofthepast.com/panoramic-photographs-by-category-fires-floods

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49. NY EDEN (New York - Extension Disaster Education Newtwork) factsheets on Blackouts, Chemical Emergencies, Severe weather including Winter Stormsand Heat Waves, Natural disasters including Earthquakes, fires and Wild http://emergencypreparedness.cce.cornell.edu/topics/Fire

Emergency Preparedness Resources for New York State Home Table of Contents About NY EDEN Accessibility ... Website Help Fire Subtopics Agricultural Chemicals Wildfires Related topics Impacts on Children Fire Fires occur in homes and other buildings as well as in forests, grasslands and other open spaces. They result from carelessness, faulty equipment, malfeasance, natural disasters like earthquakes, and during extreme weather events. Resources addressing prevention and recovery from residential and farm fires , and other fires affecting the “built environment” are indexed on the page Residential and Farm Fires . Resources pertaining to fires in open areas are indexed on the page Wildfires, Including Preventing Impacts on People, Homes and Communities Be Prepared [web hub] American Red Cross Current. Accessed Jan 20, 2004. Available in: English; Spanish http://www.redcross.org/services/disaster/0,1082,0_500_,00.html Extensive web hub for Red Cross disaster resources. Links to factsheets on: Blackouts, Chemical Emergencies, Severe weather including Winter Storms and Heat Waves, Natural Disasters including Earthquakes, Fires and Wild Fires. Resources address family disaster planning, helping children cope with a disaster, special concerns for the elderly and people with special medical needs, animal safety, and financial preparations. Resources in Spanish and English, and in HTML and PDF formats. Targeted to families and businesses. Emergency Preparedness and Response [web hub] Centers for Disease Control (CDC)

50. Bank Moves To Quell Fires In Brazil, Disasters In Turkey Bank Moves to Quell fires in Brazil, disasters in Turkey. P. Wilczynski/WorldBank Buildings destroyed by the earthquake in Adana. http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/NEWS/0,,contentMDK:20018762~menuPK:3446

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51. Introduction decades, forestry agencies across the United States have responded to and managedwildland fires—their primary responsibility in natural resources disasters. http://www.stateforesters.org/reports/Fire&Ice/introduction.htm

Fire and Ice: The Roles of State and Federal Forestry Agencies in Disaster Management and Response Fire and Ice: Acknowledgments Foreword Executive Summary Introduction Improving Responses to Emergencies and Disasters Issues, Findings, and Recommendations Legal Authorities Other Related Authorities and Programs ... NASF Home Page Introduction Most forestry agencies want to continue their involvement in non-wildfire management and response but believe better communication and delegation of responsibility would help them balance their primary missions with the demands of all-risk response.

52. 1933 Earthquake fires disasters. 1933 Long Beach Earthquake At 554 PM, March 10,1933, the City of Long Beach suffered a major earthquake, followed http://www.lbfd-museum.org/fires&disasters.html

1933 Long Beach Earthquake At 5:54 P.M., March 10, 1933, the City of Long Beach suffered a major earthquake, followed by several days of intermittent shocks. Fire Stations 1, 5, 7, and 9 were demolished and others were badly shaken. A large circus tent housed Station #1, another tent housed Station #9 and Engine companies 5 and 7 used the garages at the rear of the stations. Hancock Oil Fire At about 1:54 P.M. on May 22, 1958 a rumbling noise was heard from the vicinity of the Hancock Oil Refinery on Signal Hill. About 30 seconds later violent frothing tore a section of the roof from the shell of the tank on the north side. This wave of oil froth reached a level of 3 1/2 feet, then was quiet for a time. Eight to ten minutes later a second frothing occurred and this wave of oil froth was ignited. The burning froth took five minutes to travel 2,000 feet and was 1 1/2 to 2 feet deep as it entered a nearby storm drain. the wave of burning oil swept through 70% of the refinery - with men being caught in it's path. Burning oil spread so rapidly that no emergency shutdown measures could be taken - steel supports, piping, instruments and wiring were all destroyed. Within two hours the fire was extinguished or had burned all the fuel in all areas except for the fires in the tank farm - it was 40 hours later before the last tank fire burned out. Caldwell Apartment Fire Early on April 24, 1944, flames raged through elevator shafts and stairwells of the five story

53. CNN.com - At Least 14 Killed In California Wildfires - Oct. 27, 2003 Fire. disasters (General Gray Davis asked President Bush to declare the four countiesaffected by the fires disaster areas, paving the way for financial aid. http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/West/10/26/california.wildfire/

The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-Mail Services CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com At least 14 killed in California wildfires Flames destroy 550 homes, threaten thousands more Ventura County firefighters watch a twister of flame rise from a back fire in Simi Valley, California. Story Tools I looked outside my house and I thought I was in the middle of hell. Joe Wronowicz, Rancho Cucamonga resident VIDEO CNN's Frank Buckley reports on the rising death toll in fire-ravaged areas of California. PLAY VIDEO Two wildfires combine to threaten hundreds of homes. PLAY VIDEO A whirlwind is created by the 'devil winds' outside of Los Angeles. PLAY VIDEO RELATED Gallery: Wildfires continue raging Sunday Interactive: Detection, prevention and suppression NAMING WILDFIRES First responders to a wildfire can name it whatever they want. There are no rules, but firefighters usually name a fire after a meadow, creek, city or type of plant they see. Source: National Interagency Fire Center YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Fire Disasters (General) Los Angeles (California) California or Create your own Manage alerts What is this?

54. Firehouse.Com: The American Fire Service - Fire Disasters: What Have We Learned? Fire disasters What Have We Learned? By Francis L. Brannigan, SPFEand Harry R. Carter, Ph.D. Every once in awhile, we need to http://www.firehouse.com/magazine/american/disasters.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] The American Fire Service Entry Page 1648-1998 Discussion Forum Firehouse.Com Home The Magazine ... Subscribe Now Fire Disasters: What Have We Learned? By Francis L. Brannigan, SPFE and Harry R. Carter, Ph.D. Every once in awhile, we need to pause and reflect on who we are and what we stand for. As the American Fire Service pauses to celebrate an illustrious history dating back 350 years, let us reflect for a moment on some of the great lessons learned from fire. Some of our greatest progress has occurred just after someone's town was devastated or many lives were lost. This is not a recent phenomenon. The earliest recorded fire prevention efforts come from ancient Rome. It was surely noted after a major fire that something should have been done to prevent the disaster or at least, have somebody to protect the citizens. This may also be the earliest recorded uttering of the phrase, "How long has this thing been going on?" Rome continued to tinker with its fire forces. When the slaves who were serving as the firefighting force became unruly, the response was to form the equivalent of what we now term a fire department. Once again, this was a reaction to a problem. The pages of history are strewn with stories of great cities that were destroyed by fire: London - 798, 982, 1212, 1666

55. Fire Disasters In Urhoboland: 1998-1999 Two major fire disasters raged in Urhoboland in 19981999 at Idjerhe in western Urhoboand Ekakpamre in eastern Urhobo. PETROLEUM OIL FIRE disasters 1998-2000. http://www.waado.org/UrhoboHistory/FireDisasters/FireDisasters.html

URHOBO HISTORICAL SOCIETY PETROLEUM OIL FIRE DISASTERS Editor's INTRODUCTION IDJERHE: FIRE DISASTER OF OCTOBER 17, 1998 EKAKPAMRE: SHELL'S FIRE DISASTER, September 17-18, 1999 AMUKPE, February 12, 2000 ... RETURN TO HISTORY PAGE var site="sm9waado"

56. III - Disasters disasters. While there are many factors that are beyond your control when it comes to disasters, there are also many steps you can take in advance to protect yourself, your family and your property . http://www.iii.org/individuals/disasters

DISASTERS While there are many factors that are beyond your control when it comes to disasters, there are also many steps you can take in advance to protect yourself, your family and your property. This section outlines how to prepare for natural disasters such as earthquakes, fires, floods, hurricanes and tornadoes and what to do once these disasters have occurred. Expect a Catastrophe - Video Play with RealPlayer Play with Windows MediaPlayer EARTHQUAKES In Case of an Earthquake Recovering from an Earthquake FIRES In Case of a Fire Recovering from a Fire FLOODS In Case of a Flood Recovering from a Flood HURRICANES In Case of a Hurricane Recovering from a Hurricane TORNADOES In Case of a Tornado Recovering from a Tornado

57. Editor's Introduction To Petroleum Oil Fire Disasters In Urhoboland, 1998-1999. Peter Ekeh, editor of URHOBO WAADO, provides a context for the two fire disastersin Urhobolan within a time span of eleven months. http://www.waado.org/UrhoboHistory/FireDisasters/EditorsIntroduction.html

URHOBO HISTORICAL SOCIETY PETROLEUM OIL FIRE DISASTERS Updated: 2000 EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION Idjerhe: Petroleum Pipeline Explosion and Fire Disaster In the halcyon years of wealth of the 1970s, every form of development seemed possible in Nigeria. Suffused in oil wealth that it did not know how to manage, the Nigerian economy was experimenting with all types of new ideas. One of these projects was the uploading of oil to the politically privileged North by means of pipes. An oil refinery at Kaduna, the informal political capital of Northern Nigeria, is the main beneficiary of this expensive operation covering many hundreds of miles. The valuable mineral oil from the Niger Delta is mined by powerful international oil companies in close alliance with the Federal Government of Nigeria. The pipes that drained oil from the western Niger Delta in south most Nigeria run through farmlands and near homes of ordinary people. Urhoboland in the western Niger Delta is not only a main involuntary "supplier" of mineral oil; the pipes that carry the crude oil to Kaduna run through its territory. Idjerhe is an Urhobo division on the western side of River Ethiope through which the Federal Government's oil pipes run from the western Niger Delta to the North. These pipes were laid more than twenty years ago. They are ageing, with little maintenance to help prolong their service lives. There have been many incidents of oil leakage from these pipes. On Saturday, October 17, 1998, an oil leak from a section of these pipes in

58. Five Fire Disasters - The Final Reports Five Fire disasters The Final Reports. I am your Guide, From SteveNix, Your Guide to Forestry. The United States Forest Service http://forestry.about.com/library/weekly/aa052100.htm

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59. BBC ON THIS DAY | Fire Disasters Fire disasters. 07 Oct, 1959 Southend Pier fire traps hundreds. 02 Aug, 1965 Rivierafires force campers to flee. 26 Feb, 1968 Hospital blaze kills 21 patients. http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/themes/disaster_and_tragedy/fire/default.stm

Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index Themes Search ON THIS DAY by date Day Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Front Page Years Themes Witness ... Text Only Fire Disasters 07 Oct 1959: Southend Pier fire traps hundreds 02 Aug 1965: Riviera fires force campers to flee 26 Feb 1968: Hospital blaze kills 21 patients 01 Nov 1970: Nightclub inferno 'wipes out generation' 02 Aug 1973: Dozens die in resort fire 29 Jul 1976: Fire engulfs Southend Pier 23 Sep 1976: British warship blaze kills eight 18 Jan 1981: Nine die in Deptford house fire 23 May 1984: Villagers die in water plant blast 09 Jul 1984: Historic York Minster engulfed by flames 11 May 1985: Fans killed in Bradford stadium fire 29 Nov 1985: 'Gas blast' kills five in Glasgow 16 Sep 1986: Kinross Miners 'killed where they stood' 18 Nov 1987: King's Cross station fire 'kills 27' 06 Jul 1988: High death toll feared in oil rig blaze 20 Nov 1992: Blaze rages in Windsor Castle 01 Aug 1994: Library fire wipes out historic records 12 Jul 1998: Children die in Drumcree protests 24 Oct 2001: Swiss tunnel ablaze after head-on crash 12 Oct 2002: Dozens killed in Bali nightclub explosion Search ON THIS DAY by date Day Month January February March April May June July August September October November December back to top Front Page Years Themes ... News Sources

60. U.S. Newswire - House Fires Lead American Red Cross List Of 2003's Highest Impac National news release wire service distributing upto-the-minute news issued directly from The White House, government agencies Congressional offices, NGOs, non-profit interest groups, Although http://releases.usnewswire.com/GetRelease.asp?id=111-12172003

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