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1 Landslides By Ivana, Matthew and Billy

2 Overview Causes of landslides Thredbo Working together Unsafe areas Where has it occurred Consequences Did you know? References

3 Causes of Landslides Earthquakes Volcanoes Avalanches Mudslides

4 Thredbo Happened in NSW Ski Village 1000 tonnes debris People trapped below rubble People suffering hypothermia

5 Working together Cleaning the area Repairing home damages Make it safe to live in Find a solution

6 Unsafe areas If trees are tilting on slopes Steep areas are signs of unstable grounds

7 Did you know? The eruption at Mt St Helens volcano caused the biggest landslide in history. This occurred in May 1980

8 Where has it occurred

9 Consequences Innocent lives and homes are lost The town is broken down and needs restoring Citizens struggle to get on with their lives

10 References Http://www.ema.gov.au/www/ema/schools

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