Japan quake : why do humans live in dangerous places? / Simon Saint.

By:

Saint, Simon

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Reading : Revive Publications, c2011.Description: 49 p. ; 20 cmISBN:

9781907962349

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DDC classification:

363.34940952 23

Summary: Two events that are considered typically thought of as 'natural disasters', the 2008 Boxing Day Tsunami and the 2011 Japan Earthquake, the author considers are these actually 'human-made' disasters.

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Two events that are considered typically thought of as 'natural disasters', the 2008 Boxing Day Tsunami and the 2011 Japan Earthquake, the author considers are these actually 'human-made' disasters.

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