21. Blizzard Of 1941 - Timelines.com Mar 15 1941, Duluth, MN, Grand Forks, ND, Related Timelines Blizzard, Disasters, Natural Disasters, Minnesota, North Dakota http://timelines.com/1941/3/15/blizzard-of-1941

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23. Leaders: Firm Belief In Victory Over Disasters Wen said China is in confident and capable in winning the battle against the blizzard disasters now hitting a vast part of central, eastern and southern China. http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2008-02/04/content_6441930.htm

CHINA / Latest Development Leaders: Firm belief in victory over disasters (Xinhua) Updated: 2008-02-04 21:12 Chinese Premier Wen (R) Jiabao shakes hands with a foreign expert working in China in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing Feburary 4, 2008. Wen said China is in confident and capable in winning the battle against the blizzard disasters now hitting a vast part of central, eastern and southern China. [Xinhua] BEIJING Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said on Monday that China is confident and capable in achieving the final victory in combating disasters incurred by low temperature, ice and heavy snow. Wen made the remarks at a seminar with more than 20 foreign experts who have been engaged in revolution and construction in China for a long time. "At present, electricity supply is gradually resuming and transport services are basically back to normal, and the country's production and life are in normal conditions," Wen said. He noted that it was achieved through arduous and coordinated efforts by residents and armed forces in the disaster-hit areas. The worst winter disaster in five decades had hit 19 out of 31 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in the Chinese mainland. By Friday, more than 60 people had died in winter storm and nearly 1.76 million had been relocated in the past two weeks but the latest casualty figure are not yet available.

24. Slide 1 Blizzard Disasters . Slide 8. 11 , Blizzard Disasters (Source NOAA Photo Library) Session 8 Meteorological Hazards. Coastal Hazards Management Course http://training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/edu/chm/Session 08 Meteorological Hazards.ppt

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26. Richard Dominguez - Books, Biography, Contact Information Some of the published credits of Richard Dominguez include The Schoolchildren's Blizzard (Disasters in History), Frank Zamboni and the Iceresurfacing Machine (Graphic Library http://www.jacketflap.com/persondetail.asp?person=178756

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28. Article Detail Snow Blizzards Thursday, March 11, 2010 By Nereyda Serrano The weather has been crazy for 2010 because people started the year with blizzard disasters. http://my.highschooljournalism.org/desktopmodules/asne/asne.venexusarticles/rend

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30. Meteorological Natural Hazards Slide11 Blizzard Disasters Slide 8. 11, Blizzard Disasters (Source NOAA Photo Library) Session 8 Meteorological Hazards Coastal Hazards Management Course Red Cross workers http://www.wiziq.com/tutorial/1351-Meteorological-Natural-Hazards

31. Dave Hoover - Books, Biography, Contact Information Some of the published credits of Dave Hoover include The Schoolchildren's Blizzard (Disasters in History), Levi Strauss and Blue Jeans (Inventions and Discovery), Samuel Adams http://www.jacketflap.com/persondetail.asp?person=33589

32. Watch Natural Disasters Project Video Break.com Tags 4th of july, avalanche, blizzard, disasters, earthquake, entertainment, eruption, explosion, fire, huge, hurricane, ice, idiiablo, natural, project, rockets, tornado, wildfire http://www.break.com/usercontent/2010/1/natural-disasters-project-1621610

33. The Great Blizzard Of 1888 | The Daily Perspective Blizzard; Disasters; On March 12, 1888, a massive blizzard swept through the New England seaboard http://dailyperspective.newspaperarchive.com/blogs/daily-perspective/2010-03-12/

Daily Perspective Browse Newspapers Search Contact ... Our Stories The Great Blizzard of 1888 Shared by DailyP 8 months ago Blizzard Disasters On March 12, 1888, a massive blizzard swept through the New England seaboard, dropping over four feet of snow in some areas. The snowfall, combined with 45 mile-per-hour winds, combined to create drifts of historic size. The damage was in the tens of millions, and more than 400 lost their lives. A Historical Newspaper Perspective "New York was visited yesterday by one of those storms which have heretofore been supposed to be peculiar to sections of the country much further west," reported The World on March 13, 1888. "New Yorkers have read of the blizzards which devastate the plains of Wyoming and Colorado and destructively sweep the meadows of Minnesota, but until yesterday it was believed that this city was by nature exempted from the possibility of such cruel visitations. It can no longer be denied, however, that New York has had a genuine Western blizzard, and this blizzard has accomplished what no blizzard ever did before [...] From midnight Sunday to midnight of Monday this blizzard completely paralyzed the life-blood of the city and turned its avocations into a by-word and a farce. Business stood still and millions of money were the damages." The next day

34. Environmental Profile Of Mongolia MongolIa'sForests 20 2 11 RestoratIOn of Anthropogemcally Degraded Land 21 212 TheNumber of SpecIes In MongolIa AccordIng to Major Groups 21 213 Consequences of Recent BlIzzard DIsasters In http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PNACD686.pdf

35. Letter To President Clinton As you travel this winter to the locations of the upcoming flood, hurricane, and blizzard disasters of the coming months, and look into the eyes of the ravaged victims of these http://www.imaja.com/as/environment/can/LetterToClinton97.html

Climate Action Now Letter to President Clinton: President William J. Clinton The White House Washington, DC 20500 Dear Mr. President: I am writing to urge to you to keep your pledge to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions and to reject staff suggestions that you renege on that pledge. I understand that your staff have prepared several draft proposals for the U.S. position in upcoming global warming negotiations later this year in Kyoto, Japan. None of these options commit the U.S. to reduce emissions below 1990 levels, all of them postpone action to 2010 or beyond, and all of them include a "cap-busting" provision that could make even modest reductions illusory as companies continue to increase emissions beyond 1990 levels by simply paying a fee to the U.S. Treasury. As recently as this Monday, you reiterated your support for mandatory commitments to bind the U.S. to limit greenhouse gas emissions. Yet, all of these proposals would abandon that commitment by allowing the U.S. to continue to emit greenhouse gases well above 1990 levels if costs get too high. Companies will simply sit back and pay fees to the Treasury, while the U.S. contribution to global warming continues to soar. Mr. President, I strongly urge you to reject the staff options presented to you and to insist that the U.S. make binding commitments to reduce emissions WELL below 1990 levels, to do so WELL BEFORE 2010 and to make sure that you drop any "cap-busting" escape clause that will destroy the incentives for U.S. companies to make innovations to reduce emissions.

36. Answers.com - What Are Some Famous Blizzards What are some famous blizzard disasters? What is a famous type of snow blizzard? What are some famous weather blizzards? What is the most famous storm blizzard? http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_some_famous_blizzards

37. Wrath Of God On AETN Shop Fire Firefighting Mega Disasters Donner Party Tornado Blizzard Disasters Buffalo Blizzard Siege And Survival Volcanoes And Earthquakes Hurricane Andrew http://history.resultspage.com/history/Wrath Of God

38. Nature On Rampage Hurricane In East Snow In Rockies Footage - WPA Film Library DISASTERS Blizzard DISASTERS Cyclones / Hurricanes DISASTERS Damage / Aftermath DISASTERS Floods HABITATS, HUMAN Suburban LOCATIONS/NORTH AMERICA USA, Colorado, Denver http://www.wpafilmlibrary.com/detail/nature_on_rampage_hurricane_in_east_snow_in

Nature On Rampage: Hurricane in East, Snow in Rockies. This clip is not available for streaming at this time. Please contact WPA. Tape Master: Catalog #: Clip Number: Orginal Film: Timecode: Location: USA, various Year Shot: 1959 (Actual Year) Audio: Yes Color: No Headings: AGE GROUP/CHILDREN: Playing DISASTERS: Blizzard DISASTERS: Cyclones / Hurricanes DISASTERS: Damage / Aftermath DISASTERS: Floods HABITATS, HUMAN: Suburban LOCATIONS/NORTH AMERICA: USA, Colorado, Denver LOCATIONS/NORTH AMERICA: USA, South Carolina Description: Nature On Rampage: Hurricane in East, Snow in Rockies. The Atlantic to the Rockies, nature is on a rampage. Hurricane Gracie slashes in from the sea to batter Charleston, South Carolina, and carve a 100-mile swathe of destruction across the state. Waves crash onto shore; flooding, wind and rain, downed trees. POV from inside car, driving through flooded street, windshield wiper flapping. Aftermath damage. To the west, Denver is hit by a freakishly early and heavy snowstorm, with as much as two feet falling in some areas, to blanket the town, snarl transportation, and keep the kids home from school. Snow on trees with full foliage. Children have snowball fight, build something out of snow in front yard of house quaint 1950s suburban life. This version of this site has been provided allow browsing and viewing of available stock footage. Advanced functions of this site, such as login accounts, footage thumbnails, saved folders, and stock footage purchases, require Adobe Flash Player version

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