Sentences with phrase «japanese tsunami»

In a perfect world with no market downturns that wipe out more flippers than a Japanese tsunami, you could make $ 350k to $ 450k in a ten year period.

The Japanese tsunami measured 10 meters; century sea level rise is between 15 and 20 cm, with 7 cm projected from AGW.

Showing a courageous hope in the face of adversity, women and grandmothers affected by the 2011 Japanese tsunami are recycling broken pottery pieces into gorgeous jewelry.

After Tohoku, my guess is most Japanese construction will be above that tidal wave elevation, as the ancient stone warnings from the Cascadia event of January 26, 1700 (dated not by Amerindians but by the Japanese tsunami it caused.)

In addition, she's working to prevent approval of a Bristol Bay mine that could threaten one of the most productive salmon runs in the world (fished by over 1,000 Washingtonians), and to secure resources to respond to the Japanese Tsunami debris that is beginning to wash up on Pacific shorelines.

She cosponsored the recently passed House Marine Debris Act, and is seeking emergency funding to help Oregon cope with garbage that has begun washing up from the Japanese Tsunami.

In the aftermath of the 2010 Chilean tsunami (which reached Japan) and only three months before the March 2011 Japanese tsunami and nuclear accident, the operator of the Fukushima plant had completed an internal tsunami hazard study that concluded, «We assessed and confirmed the safety to the nuclear power plant.»

On July 29th he discussed climate extremes using the analogy of the 2011 Japanese tsunami to represent natural extreme weather & 10 centimetres of sea level rise to represent the AGW signature.

In some of the works featured in the exhibition, Butterfield uses debris from the 2011 Japanese tsunami and burnt wood elements from massive forest fires near her Montana ranch and weaves poignancy with a sense of loss in the work.

In several of the sculptures, Butterfield has incorporated debris from the 2011 Japanese tsunami.

[The #sxswCares logo I did at SXSW in aid of the Japanese Tsunami etc...].

Read the story of the oldest known wild bird in the world — over 60 years old — and how she and her chick survived the Japanese Tsunami.

Her nature picture books include Abayomi, the Brazilian Puma: The True Story of an Orphaned Cub (Mims House), an NSTA 2015 Outstanding Science Trade Book; Wisdom, the Midway Albatross: Surviving the Japanese Tsunami and Other Disasters for Over 60 Years (Mims House), a starred review in Publisher's Weekly; Desert Baths (Arbordale), an NSTA Outstanding Science Trade Book 2013; and, Prairie Storms (Arbordale).

Wisdom, the Midway Albatross: Surviving the Japanese Tsunami and Other Disasters for over 60 Years.

For 48 hours before the March 11 Japanese tsunami, this will be a free Kindle download.

She was on Midway last year, when the Japanese tsunami overran the island at midnight on March 11.

The story of the oldest known wild bird in the world — over 60 years old — and how she and her chick survived the Japanese Tsunami.

Tour the universe with more than 100 brilliantly colored photos, starting with scenes of Earth, such as a satellite view of the massive debris field created by the 2011 Japanese tsunami.

But the second children's book, Wisdom, the Midway Albatross: Surviving the Japanese Tsunami and Other Disasters for over 60 Years received a starred Publisher's Weekly review and has done well.

Toyota sold 290,947 Corollas in 2012, up 21 percent from the year before, when the Japanese tsunami reduced inventory flow.

A BBC radio presenter who suffered a heart attack while flying home from covering the Japanese tsunami may take legal action against the airline after it

-- dares to bare in a super-sheer Marchesa gown at the Fashion for Relief show benefitting Japanese tsunami relief.

Rosario looks lovely in a tiered lavender Alberta Ferretti gown, worn with platform sandals and a metallic clutch, backstage at the Fashion for Relief show, which raised funds for Japanese tsunami relief.

«Underwater landslide doubled size of 2011 Japanese tsunami.»

The 2011 Japanese tsunami set the stage for something unprecedented.

Dear EarthTalk: Is there any environmental risk from all that Japanese tsunami debris that is starting to wash up on the U.S. west coast?

There's a lot of other debris in there too, and as much as 20 % is thought to come from the 2011 Japanese tsunami.

Chen went on to say he had helped over two million people with his philanthropy and had donated money after natural disasters such as the 2010 Japanese Tsunami or the Haitian earthquake from the same year.

During last year's Japanese tsunami, for instance, EssentialPacks sold off its entire inventory.

It helped during Japanese Tsunami relief and recently passed through the Strait of Hormuz.

Not exact matches

Japan «Spurred in large part by rebuilding efforts [following the devastating earthquake and tsunami], Japanese GDP should expand by 2.2 % next year.

The Japanese raised the bed so they could hide underneath during earthquakes, the Indonesians added inflatable elements so they could float in tsunamis, the Chinese added tents to shield from radiation.»

But one could also add the periodic commodity price shocks, the disruptive impact of the tragic Japanese earthquake and tsunami on global trade and production, and the effect of the uncertainties around the impending fiscal cliff on hiring and investing.

Download this issue as a PDF In 2011 the Japanese city of Miyako was destroyed by the Tsunami created by the Tōhoku earthquake.

Japanese tech company Fujitsu is trialling artificial intelligence in Kawasaki to predict tsunamis and help local governments shape disaster response plans.

Therefore, natural disasters (such as the recent tornado outbreak, the Asian tsunami of 2004, the Japanese earthquake, sickness, cancer, accidents) as well as evil perpetuated by others (the Sandy Hook shootings, the Boston bombings, the Holocaust, 9 - 11) are merely expressions of this god's unending, unquenchable, and unpredictable wrath upon humankind.

In the days and weeks ahead, huge numbers of Japanese will be turning to their country's religious traditions as they mourn the thousands of dead and try to muster the strength and resources to rebuild amid the massive destruction wrought by last Friday's 9.0 magnitude earthquake and resulting tsunami.

«The Japanese people must take advantage of this tsunami to wash away their selfish greed.

On Tuesday, the governor of Tokyo apologized for saying the earthquake and tsunami that killed thousands of Japanese were divine retribution for national egoism.

The governor of Tokyo apologized on Tuesday for saying the earthquake and resulting tsunami that left thousands dead were divine punishment for Japanese egoism, a leading Japanese news service reported.

Around the world, people are still struggling to come to terms with the Japanese earthquake and tsunami, which have left more than 8,000 dead, thousands more missing and hundreds of thousand others homeless.

Shortly after the Japanese quake and tsunami, the governor of Tokyo said publicly that the disaster was divine punishment for Japanese egoism, though he apologized for the remarks a day later.

Is the Japanese earthquake and tsunami an «opportunity for the church» as some have said?

Since this month's earthquake and tsunami struck Japan, other types of organized aid networks have also largely been neglected by the news media, including the Japanese news: those managed by religious organizations.

(Can we work a tsunami fundraiser involving Japanese tape?!)

From his 2011 Japanese GP special helmet, which was auctioned off to raise money for those caught up in the tsunami earlier in the year, to his yellow one raced with during his title - winning Brawn GP year.

The quake itself caused considerable damage to the Japanese islands near the center of the quake, but the tsunami's impact was catastrophic.

The slippery feline was a gift from Vladimir Putin, in return for a Japanese dog presented to the Russian president in gratitude for aid during the 2011 tsunami.

Indian Point became a renwed issue of concern after a Japanese power plant was heavily damaged by a Tsunami.

Indian Point, the Westchester County - based nuclear plant on the Hudson River, is running a series of 60 - second radio spots in the wake of the devastating Japanese earthquake and tsunami that again raised concerns over safety at the aging facility.