Natural Disasters
Nature’s wrath is evident all around us. Seemingly unstoppable storm systems, landslides and volcanoes barrage our world. Many spend months agonizing over the coming rains or the hurricane months and the damages the water will cause their homes. We all wonder how we can protect our families. We question whether our governments are prepared to meet the needs of catastrophe.
ProjectArcix strives to quell these fears by providing extensive information about global disasters and how they should be addressed by citizens and governments. Avail yourself of this information and keep yourself and your loved ones protected in case such a situation strikes.
Browse Through the Following Natural Disasters:
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extended periods of dry climate that wreak havoc on people and the environment and the case study of the Sahel Drought
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ground shaking phenomena that triggers other disasters. case study the 2005 Kashmir quake
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the massive influx of water that wipes out entire regions and the 2002 European Floods
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swirling clouds of destruction and the 2005 Hurricane Katrina hurricane broken down
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massive movements of the ground and a closer look at the 1997 Thredbo Landslide
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cyclones of devastation that rip through towns and the 1925 Tri State Tornado
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waves of pounding waters and a case study of the recent 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
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lava spewing landforms and the infamous Mount St. Helens
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cedar fire lays waste to an entire forest and leaves thousands homeless