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"Japan nuclear Crisis widens" was an article by Mark Magnier. It was about how Japans earthquake had a lot of affects on the tiny country.
Here are four facts i learned 1.radiation is really dangerous and the levels in Japan are way up 2.over 10,000 people are dead 3.1,720 people are missing 4.radiation coolers have failed
I liked reading this article. It told important information about what going on in Japan and what there doing to try and stop people from dying. I would recommend this article to everyone around the world.
Japans Nuclear Crisis Widens was written by Mark Magnier, Barbara Demick, and Laura King. The article talked about Japans Nuclear plants. Also about what caused the explosion. And how to stop the reactors and it talked about radiation. The article took place in Japan.
Four facts I learned were: 1. 1.4 million households are without water. 2. 1.9 million households are without power. 3. In Miyagi 10,000 people died. 4. 100,000 troops are helping to safe people.
I liked the article because it talked about something thats happening right now. It was interesting because its something we don't talk about all the time. AI would recommend this article to people who care and want to help Japan.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens", an article written by: Mark Mangnier, Barbara Demick, and Laura King was about the recent happenings in Japan. A massive 8.9 magnitude earthquake hit Japan triggering an equally deadly tsunami. The death toll currently stands around 20,000, but will unfortunately continue to grow. Following these disasters, cooling issues at the nuclear power plants in Japan, have further added to the devastation in this country.
After reading this article I found the following to be interesting: 1. Water helps a nuclear power plant from melt down. 2. Japan has been a predominant leader in providing aide for countries dealing with natural disasters. Countries are now providing for them. 3. Japan has the third largest economy in the world. 4. High levels of radiation are hazardous to the health of a human.
I wish this article would have talked more about how a nuclear power plant works, and what the effects of radiation are to the human body. I could not imagine going through something as big as what the country of Japan is going though. Not only the earthquake, and tsunami, but the nuclear threat as well. I hope the nuclear situation gets under control so that the rebuilding process can begin in Japan. I would recommend this article to anyone wanting to learn more about what's going on in the world around them.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens" is an article by three authors, Mark Magnier, Barbra Demick and Laura King. It is about how the earthquake in Japan has caused huge problems. Nuclear power plants are failing to function correctly, and power is out all over. There habe been some reports of survivors found among the bodies, but the death toll is at tens of thousands and still rising.
Four facts I found in the article include, Train and subways that used to carry the Japanese people all over are now all shut down. Despite all the disaster, some people have had a workdays since the earthquake. The death toll has reached the tens of thousands. Houses were carried by the tsunami that was created by the earthquake, and some remained almost fully intact.
I thought the article was well written. I knew the earthquake had terrible effects, but this article helped me realize the full extent of what happened. I think it is great that people from other countries responded and are respondind in whatever way they can so quickly. I would recommend this article to people like me who don't watch the knew and therefore don't know much about what is going on.
"Japan nuclear Crisis widens" was an article by Mark Magnier. This article was about the nuclear power plants in Japan. It is also about the radiation in Japan. Also the earthquake in Japan. This article takes place in Japan.
The four facts that I learnd are. 1.That radiation can kill people. 2.That 10,000 people died. 3.That 1,720 people are missing. 4.And the earthquake caused the power plants to explode.
I like this article because I think it is good that people are helping. I also like this article because i think it worns you that bad things happen in the world. Also I think it is sad that alot of people died.
"Japans nuculer crisis widens"by:Mark Mangier was about how the nuculer plants are causing problems. It also said that there realsing radiation.It also said that the japan are in need of help from the devistating quake.This article was talen place world wide. four facts I learned were: 1:1.4 million houses had gone without water. 2:1.9 million house holds are without power. 3:over 10,000 people are dead. 4:100,000 japenesse troops are helping with the rescue. I thought the article was good because it said to help out japan.I thought that 10,000 people were dead is alot for that small country. i also thought about how much pain there in.I would reccomend this article to anyone.
The title of this article is "Japans Nuclear Crisis Widens". This article was about the earthquake that happened in japan. There was a tsunami that reacted to the earthquake. Which created the nuclear plant to go off. This article was taken place in Japan.
Four facts that i learned from this article are: 1. 1.9 million houses were without power. 2) This was the biggest Japan earthquake. 3) The radiation levels raised. 4) 10,000 were killed in Miyagi.
This was a pretty good article. I learned more about the japan earthquake. Also i learned more about the Nuclear Reaction. I would recommend this article to people who have intrest in helping japan.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens" by Mark Magnier, Barbra Demick, and Laura King, is a problem all through Japan. This article was about Japan's earthquake, tsunami, and the nuclear power plant. The nuclear power plants are giving off radiation. Which is causing many to be sick of die. Four facts I learned are.... 1. 1.4 million in Japan don't have power. 2. 1.9 million in Japan dont't have water. 3. 6 people are missing because of the nuclear blast. 4. Waves were rising up to 30 feet high. My overall thoughts were this is probaly the worst time for Japan. This has destroyed many peoples lives. I think everyone should help Japan. I reccomend this to everyone Japan needs all the help it can get.
"Japans Necular Crisis" was an article by Mark Maginer, Barbra Demick, and Laura King. This article was about Japans devastation. One tsunami one earthquake and now a necular blast. Japan is getting help from everyone, they need it. Four facts I learned from the article are. 1. 6 people went missing after the blast. 2.Authorities are pumping seawater on to the reactors. 3.People are advised to stay indoors. 4. The possibility of a massive radiation emission is low. I liked this article. It really helped me know more about Japans situation. We need to help Japan in their time of need. I would recommend to people who want to know more about the situation.
"Japan's Nuclear crisis widens" Author: Mark Magnier, Barbara Demick, Lauren King The article was about the earthquake in japan.Now many people are dead. Nuclear plants to. This took place in japan. Searching for survivors and ministering to the sick and hungry. Possibility of a massive radiation emission is low. Buildings of one of its six reactors. Intensifying nuclear crisis sent a wave of fear and anxiety through the quake. I thought the article had very good information. There were some words in the article that i didn't under stand. I think people who have friends and family in japan should read this.
"Japans Nuclear Crisis Widens" was an article by Mark Magnier. This article was about the natural disaster in Japan. After the 8.9 magnitude quake there was a tsunami. The waves hit 30ft. high.
Four facts I learned were: 1: Waves hit 30ft. high. 2: 10,000 people died. 3: The Tsunami made more damage. 4: They are losing heat.
I like this article. I learned how high the waves were.The tsunami damaged more then the quake. I recommend this to people willing to help.
"Japans Nuclear Crisis Widens" is about the earthquake. The death toll is in the tens of thousands. The nuclear situation is getting worse in Japan. Four facts I learned from this are: 1.1.9 million houses were without power 2.The Nikkei went down 6% 3.10,000 people were dead in Miyagi 4.The waves were 30 feet high I thought this was terrible. No power plus radiation. I'd hate to be there now. I recommend this article to the Japanese.
"Japan nuclear crisis widens" was about the nuclear reactors. and how they are overheating. but if the nuclear reactors are overheating then some parts of Japan wont have energy.
1. 10,000 people died 2.1.9 million houses didn't have power 3.1.4 million houses didn't have water 4. the tanks that cool the reactors are completely dry.
I thought that the article was cool. because we don't usually get to learn about this stuff. but when we do its very cool. i would recommend this article to people under the age of 5.
HELLO! After reading this article (Japans nuclear crisis widens)My summary of this article would be that the nuclear power plants are causeing a big problem in japan because of how the plants were affected by the earthquake and tsunami and now life threatening situations are occuring because if one of the nuclear power plants explode the whole japan and coasts of the U.S.A could be at risk. Four facts i've learned from this article are.... 1.In Miyagie 10,000 people died. 2. alot of people will die from the radiotion sickining. 3.People used salt water to cool down the power plants but it only worked for two hours. 4.1.4 million people are living without water. My overall thoughts on this article are.... I think that people should stop using nuclear power plants because of how dangerous they can be if damaged. so i think that th crisis with the power plants is sort of a lesson for us in the u.s.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens" by Mark Magnier, Barbara Demick, and Laura King was an article that I recently read. This article talks about Japan and their recent disaster. The Tsunami that followed the 8.9 earthquake made a lot of damage. The Tsunami not only destroyed Japan, but destroyed Japan's nuclear power source. This article takes place in Japan.
Four facts I learned from this article are... 1. 1.4 million households had gone without water since the quake happened. 2. 1.9 million households were without power. 3. Final Death Toll is 1,598 people 4. In Miyagi, at least 10,000 residents were killed.
I thought this article was cool. Not cool as in what happened to Japan was cool, but how this article was full of facts cool. I thought it was interesting because as I was reading it, I felt like I was reading a news cast script. I would recommend this article to everyone because it can effect anyone/everyone.
"Japans Nuclear Crisis Widens" an article by Mark Magnier, Barbara Demik and Laura King is an article about Japans nuclear power plants. After the resent quake and tsunami Japan is struggling with radiation. Officials have been evacuating near by homes that are close to the plant in fear of them getting sick.
Four fact that I learned from the article are: 1. 1.4 million households are with out water. 2. 1.9 million households are with out power. 3. So far the total death tole is 1,598. 4. Mayagi, a city with 2.3 million people had 10,000 killed.
I feel sorry for the people in Japan. It must be hard to live life with an ongoing struggle. I pray that I will never go through anything that is half as bad as to what they are going through now. I would recommend the article to people wanting more info an the epidemic in Japan.
The article "Japans Nuclear Crisis" by: Mark Magner, Barbara Demick, and Laura King was about all of the trouble that japan is going through. They had an earthquake,tsunami , and now there n uclear power plant is threatning to explode. Also the death toll keeps climbing.
Four facts I learned while reading this article were: 1.The death toll keeps going up. 2.People are worried that Japans economy will fade. 3.Other countries are helping Japan recover. 4.They are worried that japans nuclear power plant will explode.
This article was very sad. I wonder if there is any way that you can stop the radiation from getting to you. I feel bad for the poor Japanese people. I would recommend this article to people ages 10 and up.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens" was about Japan and the crisis over there. Also how the reactors are acting up and how much damage was caused by the earthquake and tsunami. Also how lots of other countries from around the world are helping out to rebuild the 3rd world country.
Three facts that I learned from this article were........... -The radiation in Japan has gone up a little bit. -Rescuers are still looking for survivors. -Oner four different countries are sending to Japan search dogs, food, and searchers. I think it is really nice wants everyone wants to help out and do the best they can to restore Japan to it's former state. Well I wonder if some other countries would do the same for us if we were in that situation. It just comes to this question "if we and other countries do this for Japan do you think we would do this for one another?"
The article talks about how the nuclear problem in Japan worsens. How many problem caused by the quake. And what are people saying about the quake. I’ve learned that 1.4 million houses went without water since the quake.1.9 went without power. Out of 2.3 million people 10,000 residents died. The tsunami did more damage than the quake.
My thoughts are that we should NOT put nuclear plants by place hit commonly by quakes. Use safer energy sources. And this will prevent stupid placement of nuclear plants.
Japan's nuclear crisis widens, was a article about the nuclear problem in Japan. The Japanese workers think that the possibility of a massive radiation emission is low but they are still takeing some extra safety precautions to make sure it doesn't happen.
Four facts that i learned from the article are.... 1. I learned that the possibility of a massive radiation emission is low. 2. I also learned that the death tolls keep rising up. 3. The central bank said it would inject a record $182 billion dollars into money markets to try to stabilize the finacial system. 4. Did you know that people are worried that Japan's nucular power plant might go off.
I thought that this article was good because there was alot of description about what is going on in Japan. I liked that this article stayed on topic and not talking about the earthquake or the tsnimi. I think that it is great that people from all around the world are coming to Japan's aid. I would recomend this article to people who like to know what is going on around the world.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens" was about all the things happening in Japan.The earthquake,tsunami,and nuclear explosion.Many people are dead.It's all over Japan. 4 facts I learned are: 1.Biggest Japann earthquake 2.6 people missing after explosion 3.Without electricity,water,aid,etc. 4.Stock plunged 6% I thought it was sad.Hearing of all those dead innocent people.It made me want to cry.I recommend this article to people in earthquake areas.
"Japans nuclear crisis widens" by Mark Magnier was about the natural disasters in Japan, especially focusing on nuclear problems. The flooding made water pumps in nuclear reactors stop working. The exposed fuel rods are exploding and releasing rays of radiation into the air. The article takes place in Japan.
I learned that half a million people Japan have been evacuated from their homes because of radiation. 1.2 million houses in Japan have no water. 1.9 million houses in Japan have no water. Japans main stock index, Nikkei, plunged 6%.
I liked the article.it gave me clarification on the nuclear problems in Japan. The article gave good information on nuclear plants in general. I would recommend this article to anyone by the west coast.
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"Japan nuclear Crisis widens" was an article by Mark Magnier. It was about how Japans earthquake had a lot of affects on the tiny country.
Here are four facts i learned
1.radiation is really dangerous and the levels in Japan are way up
2.over 10,000 people are dead
3.1,720 people are missing
4.radiation coolers have failed
I liked reading this article. It told important information about what going on in Japan and what there doing to try and stop people from dying. I would recommend this article to everyone around the world.
Japans Nuclear Crisis Widens was written by Mark Magnier, Barbara Demick, and Laura King. The article talked about Japans Nuclear plants. Also about what caused the explosion. And how to stop the reactors and it talked about radiation. The article took place in Japan.
Four facts I learned were:
1. 1.4 million households are without water.
2. 1.9 million households are without power.
3. In Miyagi 10,000 people died.
4. 100,000 troops are helping to safe people.
I liked the article because it talked about something thats happening right now. It was interesting because its something we don't talk about all the time. AI would recommend this article to people who care and want to help Japan.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens", an article written by: Mark Mangnier, Barbara Demick, and Laura King was about the recent happenings in Japan. A massive 8.9 magnitude earthquake hit Japan triggering an equally deadly tsunami. The death toll currently stands around 20,000, but will unfortunately continue to grow. Following these disasters, cooling issues at the nuclear power plants in Japan, have further added to the devastation in this country.
After reading this article I found the following to be interesting:
1. Water helps a nuclear power plant from melt down.
2. Japan has been a predominant leader in providing aide for countries dealing with natural disasters. Countries are now providing for them.
3. Japan has the third largest economy in the world.
4. High levels of radiation are hazardous to the health of a human.
I wish this article would have talked more about how a nuclear power plant works, and what the effects of radiation are to the human body. I could not imagine going through something as big as what the country of Japan is going though. Not only the earthquake, and tsunami, but the nuclear threat as well. I hope the nuclear situation gets under control so that the rebuilding process can begin in Japan. I would recommend this article to anyone wanting to learn more about what's going on in the world around them.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens" is an article by three authors, Mark Magnier, Barbra Demick and Laura King. It is about how the earthquake in Japan has caused huge problems. Nuclear power plants are failing to function correctly, and power is out all over. There habe been some reports of survivors found among the bodies, but the death toll is at tens of thousands and still rising.
Four facts I found in the article include, Train and subways that used to carry the Japanese people all over are now all shut down. Despite all the disaster, some people have had a workdays since the earthquake. The death toll has reached the tens of thousands. Houses were carried by the tsunami that was created by the earthquake, and some remained almost fully intact.
I thought the article was well written. I knew the earthquake had terrible effects, but this article helped me realize the full extent of what happened. I think it is great that people from other countries responded and are respondind in whatever way they can so quickly. I would recommend this article to people like me who don't watch the knew and therefore don't know much about what is going on.
"Japan nuclear Crisis widens" was an article by Mark Magnier. This article was about the nuclear power plants in Japan. It is also about the radiation in Japan. Also the earthquake in Japan. This article takes place in Japan.
The four facts that I learnd are.
1.That radiation can kill people.
2.That 10,000 people died.
3.That 1,720 people are missing.
4.And the earthquake caused the power plants to explode.
I like this article because I think it is good that people are helping. I also like this article because i think it worns you that bad things happen in the world. Also I think it is sad that alot of people died.
"Japans nuculer crisis widens"by:Mark Mangier was about how the nuculer plants are causing problems. It also said that there realsing radiation.It also said that the japan are in need of help from the devistating quake.This article was talen place world wide.
four facts I learned were:
1:1.4 million houses had gone without water.
2:1.9 million house holds are without power.
3:over 10,000 people are dead.
4:100,000 japenesse troops are helping with the rescue.
I thought the article was good because it said to help out japan.I thought that 10,000 people were dead is alot for that small country. i also thought about how much pain there in.I would reccomend this article to anyone.
The title of this article is "Japans Nuclear Crisis Widens". This article was about the earthquake that happened in japan. There was a tsunami that reacted to the earthquake. Which created the nuclear plant to go off. This article was taken place in Japan.
Four facts that i learned from this article are:
1. 1.9 million houses were without power.
2) This was the biggest Japan earthquake.
3) The radiation levels raised.
4) 10,000 were killed in Miyagi.
This was a pretty good article. I learned more about the japan earthquake. Also i learned more about the Nuclear Reaction. I would recommend this article to people who have intrest in helping japan.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens" by Mark Magnier, Barbra Demick, and Laura King, is a problem all through Japan. This article was about Japan's earthquake, tsunami, and the nuclear power plant. The nuclear power plants are giving off radiation. Which is causing many to be sick of die.
Four facts I learned are....
1. 1.4 million in Japan don't have power.
2. 1.9 million in Japan dont't have water.
3. 6 people are missing because of the nuclear blast.
4. Waves were rising up to 30 feet high.
My overall thoughts were this is probaly the worst time for Japan. This has destroyed many peoples lives. I think everyone should help Japan. I reccomend this to everyone Japan needs all the help it can get.
"Japans Necular Crisis" was an article by Mark Maginer, Barbra Demick, and Laura King. This article was about Japans devastation. One tsunami one earthquake and now a necular blast. Japan is getting help from everyone, they need it.
Four facts I learned from the article are.
1. 6 people went missing after the blast.
2.Authorities are pumping seawater on to the reactors.
3.People are advised to stay indoors.
4. The possibility of a massive radiation emission is low.
I liked this article. It really helped me know more about Japans situation. We need to help Japan in their time of need. I would recommend to people who want to know more about the situation.
"Japan's Nuclear crisis widens"
Author: Mark Magnier, Barbara Demick, Lauren King
The article was about the earthquake in japan.Now many people are dead. Nuclear plants to. This took place in japan.
Searching for survivors and ministering to the sick and hungry. Possibility of a massive radiation emission is low. Buildings of one of its six reactors. Intensifying nuclear crisis sent a wave of fear and anxiety through the quake.
I thought the article had very good information. There were some words in the article that i didn't under stand. I think people who have friends and family in japan should read this.
"Japans Nuclear Crisis Widens" was an article by Mark Magnier. This article was about the natural disaster in Japan. After the 8.9 magnitude quake there was a tsunami. The waves hit 30ft. high.
Four facts I learned were:
1: Waves hit 30ft. high.
2: 10,000 people died.
3: The Tsunami made more damage.
4: They are losing heat.
I like this article. I learned how high the waves were.The tsunami damaged more then the quake. I recommend this to people willing to help.
"Japans Nuclear Crisis Widens" is about the earthquake. The death toll is in the tens of thousands. The nuclear situation is getting worse in Japan.
Four facts I learned from this are:
1.1.9 million houses were without power
2.The Nikkei went down 6%
3.10,000 people were dead in Miyagi
4.The waves were 30 feet high
I thought this was terrible. No power plus radiation. I'd hate to be there now. I recommend this article to the Japanese.
"Japan nuclear crisis widens" was about the nuclear reactors. and how they are overheating. but if the nuclear reactors are overheating then some parts of Japan wont have energy.
1. 10,000 people died
2.1.9 million houses didn't have power
3.1.4 million houses didn't have water
4. the tanks that cool the reactors are completely dry.
I thought that the article was cool. because we don't usually get to learn about this stuff. but when we do its very cool. i would recommend this article to people under the age of 5.
HELLO!
After reading this article (Japans nuclear crisis widens)My summary of this article would be that the nuclear power plants are causeing a big problem in japan because of how the plants were affected by the earthquake and tsunami and now life threatening situations are occuring because if one of the nuclear power plants explode the whole japan and coasts of the U.S.A could be at risk.
Four facts i've learned from this article are....
1.In Miyagie 10,000 people died.
2. alot of people will die from the radiotion sickining.
3.People used salt water to cool down the power plants but it only worked for two hours.
4.1.4 million people are living without water.
My overall thoughts on this article are....
I think that people should stop using nuclear power plants because of how dangerous they can be if damaged. so i think that th crisis with the power plants is sort of a lesson for us in the u.s.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens" by Mark Magnier, Barbara Demick, and Laura King was an article that I recently read. This article talks about Japan and their recent disaster. The Tsunami that followed the 8.9 earthquake made a lot of damage. The Tsunami not only destroyed Japan, but destroyed Japan's nuclear power source. This article takes place in Japan.
Four facts I learned from this article are...
1. 1.4 million households had gone without water since the quake happened.
2. 1.9 million households were without power.
3. Final Death Toll is 1,598 people
4. In Miyagi, at least 10,000 residents were killed.
I thought this article was cool. Not cool as in what happened to Japan was cool, but how this article was full of facts cool. I thought it was interesting because as I was reading it, I felt like I was reading a news cast script. I would recommend this article to everyone because it can effect anyone/everyone.
"Japans Nuclear Crisis Widens" an article by Mark Magnier, Barbara Demik and Laura King is an article about Japans nuclear power plants. After the resent quake and tsunami Japan is struggling with radiation. Officials have been evacuating near by homes that are close to the plant in fear of them getting sick.
Four fact that I learned from the article are:
1. 1.4 million households are with out water.
2. 1.9 million households are with out power.
3. So far the total death tole is 1,598.
4. Mayagi, a city with 2.3 million people had 10,000 killed.
I feel sorry for the people in Japan. It must be hard to live life with an ongoing struggle. I pray that I will never go through anything that is half as bad as to what they are going through now. I would recommend the article to people wanting more info an the epidemic in Japan.
The article "Japans Nuclear Crisis" by: Mark Magner, Barbara Demick, and Laura King was about all of the trouble that japan is going through. They had an earthquake,tsunami , and now there n uclear power plant is threatning to explode. Also the death toll keeps climbing.
Four facts I learned while reading this article were:
1.The death toll keeps going up.
2.People are worried that Japans economy will fade.
3.Other countries are helping Japan recover.
4.They are worried that japans nuclear power plant will explode.
This article was very sad. I wonder if there is any way that you can stop the radiation from getting to you. I feel bad for the poor Japanese people. I would recommend this article to people ages 10 and up.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens" was about Japan and the crisis over there. Also how the reactors are acting up and how much damage was caused by the earthquake and tsunami. Also how lots of other countries from around the world are helping out to rebuild the 3rd world country.
Three facts that I learned from this article were...........
-The radiation in Japan has gone up a little bit.
-Rescuers are still looking for survivors.
-Oner four different countries are sending to Japan search dogs, food, and searchers.
I think it is really nice wants everyone wants to help out and do the best they can to restore Japan to it's former state. Well I wonder if some other countries would do the same for us if we were in that situation. It just comes to this question "if we and other countries do this for Japan do you think we would do this for one another?"
Japan’s Nuclear Crisis Widens
The article talks about how the nuclear problem in Japan worsens. How many problem caused by the quake. And what are people saying about the quake.
I’ve learned that 1.4 million houses went without water since the quake.1.9 went without power. Out of 2.3 million people 10,000 residents died. The tsunami did more damage than the quake.
My thoughts are that we should NOT put nuclear plants by place hit commonly by quakes. Use safer energy sources. And this will prevent stupid placement of nuclear plants.
Japan's nuclear crisis widens, was a article about the nuclear problem in Japan. The Japanese workers think that the possibility of a massive radiation emission is low but they are still takeing some extra safety precautions to make sure it doesn't happen.
Four facts that i learned from the article are....
1. I learned that the possibility of a massive radiation emission is low.
2. I also learned that the death tolls keep rising up.
3. The central bank said it would inject a record $182 billion dollars into money markets to try to stabilize the finacial system.
4. Did you know that people are worried that Japan's nucular power plant might go off.
I thought that this article was good because there was alot of description about what is going on in Japan. I liked that this article stayed on topic and not talking about the earthquake or the tsnimi. I think that it is great that people from all around the world are coming to Japan's aid. I would recomend this article to people who like to know what is going on around the world.
"Japan's Nuclear Crisis Widens" was about all the things happening in Japan.The earthquake,tsunami,and nuclear explosion.Many people are dead.It's all over Japan.
4 facts I learned are:
1.Biggest Japann earthquake
2.6 people missing after explosion
3.Without electricity,water,aid,etc.
4.Stock plunged 6%
I thought it was sad.Hearing of all those dead innocent people.It made me want to cry.I recommend this article to people in earthquake areas.
"Japans nuclear crisis widens" by Mark Magnier was about the natural disasters in Japan, especially focusing on nuclear problems. The flooding made water pumps in nuclear reactors stop working. The exposed fuel rods are exploding and releasing rays of radiation into the air. The article takes place in Japan.
I learned that half a million people Japan have been evacuated from their homes because of radiation. 1.2 million houses in Japan have no water. 1.9 million houses in Japan have no water. Japans main stock index, Nikkei, plunged 6%.
I liked the article.it gave me clarification on the nuclear problems in Japan. The article gave good information on nuclear plants in general. I would recommend this article to anyone by the west coast.
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