狼人杀账号交易平台:找一片关于火灾危害的 英语文章~~~~急用~

我去年的地理作业，你看看，似乎很符合楼主的要求，数据什么的都有。我做那个作业时还有一些表格和图片附上的，但这里发不了``````
对了，我在悉尼~

There are many natural hazards that have greatly affected the lives of many Australian. The one I chose is bushfire.

(1) Definition of the natural hazard
bushfire is a term used to describe almost any form of fire burning out of control whether the fire was planned or unplanned

(2) Where and why it happened?
Now, I’ll talk about the Canberra bushfire occurred in January 2003.
On 18 January 2003, bushfires swept into suburban Canberra. It was a hot day with strong winds, and very dry, probably the worst drought in Australia. The temperature was rising higher and higher on the day, from 37ºC to 49.5º. So with the combination of extreme weather conditions(dry, high temperature, lightning strikes, strong winds) and flammable trees. At 9.00pm, the bushfire begun. It was 20 kilometres from the city, multiple bushfires broke out in the Kosciuszko and Namadgi National parks surrounding Canberra and spreading to many residential areas.
This map here shows the bushfire surrounding areas.

(3) Impact
At 9.00pm on 19 January, which was the second day, 4 people were dead and 388 homes destroyed in a 12 hours period. Several people died, and about 530 houses were destroyed. Many of the commercial properties have also been damaged.

The bushfire has greatly affected forest pine plantations there as well. It destroyed over 10,500 hectares of the pine plantations to the west of Canberra.

(4) Preventative measures
People tried their best to reduce the damage caused by the bushfire. But unfortunately, the fire was very hard to control because of the dry weather and strong winds.
Residents, homeowners and businesses that live or operate in bushfire risk areas are encouraged to learn how to minimize the risk and protect themselves against the threat of a bushfire.
People did a lot of rebuilds after the bushfire as well but the damage of domestic, commercial, motor and others were huge anyway so it’s very hard to let everything come back to normal.

This is the worst bushfire since 1983.

http://www.markham.ca/markham/channels/fireserv/brochures_chinese.htm