Man-made disasters / written/edited by Jane Bourke ; illustrated by Melinda Parker.

By:

Bourke, Jane

Contributor(s):

Parker, Melinda

Material type: Text

TextSeries: The world disasters series ; bk. 3Publication details: Greenwood, W.A. : Ready-Ed Pub.; 2000.Edition: Rev. edDescription: 40 p. : ill. , maps, forms ; 30 cmISBN:

1875268375

Subject(s):

Disasters -- Study and teaching (Primary)

DDC classification:

363.3497 21

Partial contents:

Space disasters -- Air disasters -- Rail and bridge disasters -- Maritime disasters -- Chemical disasters -- Nuclear disasters -- Sporting disasters.

Subject: This book is intended to provide starting points for student research into the areas of man-made disasters. It explores recent man-made disasters as well as examining some of the most devastating disasters in history.

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Space disasters -- Air disasters -- Rail and bridge disasters -- Maritime disasters -- Chemical disasters -- Nuclear disasters -- Sporting disasters.

This book is intended to provide starting points for student research into the areas of man-made disasters. It explores recent man-made disasters as well as examining some of the most devastating disasters in history.

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