area with older brick structures
Brick buildings.
The tree would burn and suffer extensive damage
The land on the margins is often agriculturally enriched by the addition of volcanic ash. Locations in coastal areas are valuable for trade. Which explains why people are willing to live and build cities in areas that are very likely to suffer damage or destruction in the foreseeable future.
It destroys the roads, houses, Family, friends, worldly postions, Buildings, puts people out of jobs and kills a lot of life stock. It causes millions of dollars worth of damage and land scape repairs.
underwater earthquakes create tidal wave on surfacePoseidon is the god of earthquakes and the sea. Both of which are needed to cause a tsunami. It is obvious that Poseidon caused the Japan earthquake/tsunami. What was the reason? We can only guess. Perhaps he is protesting against the giant garbage float. We should repent immediately or suffer the consequences.
They mostly Suffer from Building, Houses, (ect.)
Brick buildings.
Because it has a solid plastic core inside of the concrete. This plastic creates extra vibrations in the gardiner when there is an earthquake and the gardiner would literally explode if a strong earthquake happened
A certain area might suffer more damage in earthquakes. It is because that area might be near the epicenter.
because it is getting to much pressure
Alpine systems
Because of the earthquake that happened at pot royal.-_-
They can't afford to have earthquake proof buildings and so suffer more
Most likely it will suffer from severe brain damage and/or muscle deterioration. Better if you don't do it (if possible).
Science cannot predict when earthquakes will occur, nor in any particular place. What they can do is look at the record of what earthquakes have occured and where and produce statistics that say if this pattern continues then it is likely there will be an eathquake of this kind of magnitude in this area in x time. Japan, being on the Pacific Ring of Fire, is often subject to earthquakes. These range from ones that hardly show on the seismograph right up to a stupendous Magnitude 9. The larger the magnitude, the less frequent their occurence. Kobe will undoubtedly suffer quite a few minor earthquakes in the next 100 years, as will many other places in Japan. Some places will most likely have at least one magnitude 7, if not higher, but when and where exactly who knows?
Most likely not. The name Clarksville does not appear on the list of storm reports from the recent severe weather events.
no they didn't