USGS Assists Haiti In Earthquake Recovery
U.S. scientists say they’re helping Haitians prepare for reconstruction and long-term earthquake monitoring in the wake of the devastating Jan. 12 earthquake.
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Recovery slow but steady in Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Nearly six weeks after a 7.0 earthquake ravaged Haiti and ruined the boys’ homes founded by Algona native Father Michael Geilenfeld, hope is beginning to find its way out of the rubble.
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Huge recovery effort revives China’s quake zone
Couples gather near dusk to practice ballroom dancing by the new cultural center, twirling leisurely in the heart of a city so devastated by the 2008 Sichuan earthquake that leaders had plotted to simply seal it off and rebuild elsewhere.
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Joseph B. Treaster: Haiti Earthquake: Greening of Hillsides Can Bolster Recovery
Now with parts of Haiti in ruin and perhaps 200,000 people dead, the tree-planting and the soil sampling have halted. But the catastrophe makes it more critical than ever that Haiti be re-greened.
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Haiti starts new phase in earthquake recovery
The United Nations says Haiti’s government has declared the search and rescue phase for survivors of the earthquake over. The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says 132 people were pulled from the rubble alive by international search and rescue teams.
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