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An earthquake hit Tokyo and 3 or 4 nuclear reactors went off and there was a tsunami.
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Why are they rebuilding japan?
Because it was damaged by an earthquake and tsunami.
How badly damaged was Tokyo in the earthquake and tsunami?
The earthquake slightly damaged Tokyo, and the tsunami only hit the north Japan area.
How many nuclear power plantS in japan were damaged in earthquake?
lots
How many buildings were destroyed or damaged by 2011 earthquake Japan?
About 381,000 of the more than 694,000 houses were damaged or destroyed.
How many communities in Japan were damaged by the earthquake and how many by the tsunami?
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What happened during Japan's earthquake?
During the earthquake in Japan, a tsunami was created, thousands of homes were destroyed, and one of the nuclear power plants was badly damaged, spreading its radioactivity.
Why was the tsunami damage so high in japan?
Japan was very close to the epicenter of the earthquake; many of their buildings were damaged by the earthquake itself. Parts of the coast line were depressed and indented. Japan is an island nation, and much of the country is at or below sea level anyway. Because of this, the tsunami was able flood farther inland and because of the land features that were altered by the earthquake, the water did not recede.
What is the issue with the Japan earthquake?
It caused alot of damage to Japan, especially since it damaged a nuclear reactor that spread radiaton all around the world.
How has the tsunami and earthquake in Japan affected the many ecosystem and their ability to support life?
It damaged their houses, buildings, and everything.
Why can people not live on much of Japan's land?
In Japan there are huge earthquake zone.
How much does it cost to repair an environment after an earthquake?
That will vary, depending on the strength of the earthquake, and in general, what exactly gets damaged.
What is the Magnitude of an earthquake and how big was the earthquake in Japan?
The magnitude of an earthquake is a number used to quantify how much energy was released during the earthquake. The earthquake in Japan that occurred on Friday, March 10, 2011, had a moment magnitude of 8.9.
