Titlebook: Natural and Anthropogenic Disasters; Vulnerability, Prepa Madan Kumar Jha Book 2010 Capital Publishing Company, New Delhi, India 2010 Clima

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Impact of 2004 Tsunami on Housing, Sanitation, Water Supply and Wastes Management: The Case of Ampaa, wherein 32,000 people lost their lives or were missing, about 100,000 houses were destroyed and nearly 50,000 houses were suffering damages (.). At the first stage, the population affected by the 2004 Tsunami has been temporarily lodged by their families, neighbors or in special camps built by government or NGOs.

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Monitoring Physiographic Rainfall Variation for Sustainable Management of Water Bodies in India,estricted to limited areas (i.e. during winter over northernmost and east peninsular India, during summer over northeast and southwestern India and during post-monsoon season over south peninsula, east coast and northeastern part of India) is crucial.

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Adapting Smallholder Dairy Production System to Climate Change,nd of livestock products. As the issues of vulnerability and adaptation of livestock production to climate change have begun to occupy the center stage for the future course of development of the sector, this chapter focuses on the coping strategies that will have to be put in place for countering the sensitivity of livestock to changing climate.

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Impact of December 2004 Tsunamion Indian Coasts and Mitigation Measures,he Indian coastline experienced the most devastating tsunami in recorded history on 26 December 2004. The tsunami was triggered by an earthquake of magnitude 9.3 M. at 3.316° N, 95.854° E off the coast of Sumatra in the Indonesian Archipelago at 06:29 hours making it most powerful in the world in th

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Tsunami Impacts and Rehabilitation of Groundwater Supply: Lessons Learned from Eastern Sri Lanka,e resultant floods totals to over 180,000 people in fourteen countries with tens of thousands reported missing, and over one million left homeless. After Indonesia, Sri Lanka was the second-hardest hit, with an estimated death toll of 35,000 people. Of immediate concern after the catastrophic event