Environmental | Political | Social & Cultural | Economic |
Flood devastate entire cities Resources are depleted Chemicals that seep into the water transfer into the soil The primary industry goes under Weather conditions prevail, making the damage worseà extreme weather is a result of pollution and global warming Heritage sites & reserves are washed away | Citizens blame the municipal government Political buildings & monuments are ruinedà citizens may lose faith in the governments intentions | Citizens emigrate, loss of culture Media alerts other countries that Australia is in need- welfare à destroys reputation Religious buildings are washed awayàpeople are discouraged Brisbane is a famous tourist destination and a capital city, many crucial businesses and attractions are lost | Population falls- emigration & death Imports are increased but exports are decreased Economy goes into debt Overpopulation of surrounding cities (Brisbane citizens need to find a new home) Unemployment rates increase |
It is an unfortunate reality that the topic of world issues is so commonly overlooked. People have difficulty relating their sheltered lives to the hardships of countries that seem so far away, these issues are truly not that distant and need to be brought to our attention.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Flooding of Brisbane- Interrelated Chart
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