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You will need to complete the other parts of your cases study sheet.

‘My city suffered major earthquake damage in 1906 and Thank goodness we don’t have volcanoes as well’. ‘My grandparents were killed in a huge earthquake in Big earthquakes are common here in the Himalayas.’ ‘My island was created by a volcano and we still have regular eruptions. Last week I felt a small earthquake, but they’re not too bad.’ Can you come up with a quote from the missing boundary?

All pupils will understand why some tectonic hazards become disasters All pupils will understand the primary and secondary impacts of a natural disaster All pupils will be able to identify the social, economic and environmental impacts of a Volcanoes.

‘Not all natural hazards are equally devastating.’ In your pairs discuss this statement. What is it suggesting?

datePlacetimemagnitudedeaths Sept Nepal July Honshu/Japan Feb 21 st 2011Italy/Christchurch April 2009Italy/Rome Jan 1995Kobe/Japan May 2008Sichuan/China

The strength of an earthquake/vo lcano The time the event took place

The strength of an earthquake/vo lcano The time the event took place If it is very early in the morning people will be less prepared They could be asleep Which means there is less reaction time ?

What are the social, economic and environmental impacts of tectonic activity? What do these words mean?

Broken pipes lead to fires, which destroy buildings Buildings are reduced to rubble by the shaking ground Family members may be split upBridges across rivers collapse Roads are damaged and impassableAftershocks threaten to destroy weakened buildings Closed roads lead to congestion and traffic chaos Falling debris and glass cause injuries Lack of water causes more diseasesInfrastructure for trains is damaged People are killed by flying debrisThere may not be any electricity, gas or fresh water. Homeless people have to sleep outside in the cold

A primary impact is …………………………. (Add examples) A secondary impact is ……………………….. (add examples) An economic impact is …………………………. An environmental impact is ……………………… A social impact is ……………………………

Why?? If we understand the impacts in different countries this may help them prepare better in the future.

Each of you are going to complete a case study. One will be of an earthquake in a MEDC and the other an volcanic eruption in a LEDC In order to do this you need to understand what information you need and select the correct information from the source

Can you compare the impacts of the volcano and the earthquake in each of your areas. What were the major differences and why?

 You are now going to meet someone else from the class.  You are going to share the information and discuss what the differences are between the 2 areas.