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Alisha Burman commented on Alisha Burman's blog post 'Earthquakes'
Sorry for the weird formatting, I don't know why it has appeared like this.
Sep 4, 2010
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Earthquakes

Many earthquakes have occured. In MEDCs (more economically developed countries), they are better equipped to handle natural disasters; however, the poorer countries (LEDCs) are not. I wrote this article as if it were a year on from the 1995 Kobe earthquke to explain earthquakes and show how Japan was before it adapted to over come natural disaster.Tokyo still burdened with Kobe earthquake tragedyAnalysis of Kobe causes and aftershocks can minimise future earthquake disaster.By Alisha BurmanLast…See More
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April Williamson commented on Alisha Burman's blog post 'Fairtrade, Arms trade and my campaign to control amrs trade :)'
Hey Alisha! I think its really amazing that you guys have taken such initiative to spread a positive message :) Checked out your website as well, but wondering if you could put up your vids? I think we have a youtube account on WHRN that oyu could…
Mar 25, 2010
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Abbie Grace commented on Alisha Burman's blog post 'Fairtrade, Arms trade and my campaign to control amrs trade :)'
Hey, checked out your website.. sounds really interesting! Im trying to encourage topics like this to be more actively taught in my school.. would be really interested to see you resources if you're happy to share? Abbie x
Mar 24, 2010
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Fairtrade, Arms trade and my campaign to control amrs trade :)

Hi Everyone,I know I have not been on here much - I have been smothered with coursework and revision - fun. I just wanted to say that I have been doing some things in my little quiet period.I made some videos on fairtrade and poverty! (can't seem to upload them though)I met George Alagiah at my local town's fairtrade debate with an official from the Fairtrade Organisation and 3 local MPs.I distributed leaflets at a Fairtrade FairI am one of the four members who started a campaign to control…See More
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Fairtrade, Arms trade and my campaign to control amrs trade :)

Hi Everyone,I know I have not been on here much - I have been smothered with coursework and revision - fun. I just wanted to say that I have been doing some things in my little quiet period.I made some videos on fairtrade and poverty! (can't seem to upload them though)I met George Alagiah at my local town's fairtrade debate with an official from the Fairtrade Organisation and 3 local MPs.I distributed leaflets at a Fairtrade FairI am one of the four members who started a campaign to control…See More
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Alisha Burman and Paige Patrick are now friends Jan 29, 2010
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Live Futures commented on Alisha Burman's blog post 'What do you think are the benefits are for young people mixing with peers from other cultures?'
Alisha, You may want to try starting this as a discussion topic, you can do this by going to the bottom of the home page and hitting 'start discussion'. Great question! Let's get people talking about it! Hayley x
Jan 22, 2010
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What do you think are the benefits are for young people mixing with peers from other cultures?

We had a discussion on this topic today in class and it was interesting to see everyone's views. What do you think are the benefits or are you, like the minority of the class, who disagress with multi-culturalism?
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Alisha Burman and Hayley Pammy Joyes are now friends Jan 11, 2010
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Harry Naio and Alisha Burman are now friends Jan 10, 2010
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Alisha Burman commented on Alisha Burman's blog post '21-23rd December 2012'
That is probably a more logical way of seeing it.
Jan 9, 2010
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Harry Naio commented on Alisha Burman's blog post '21-23rd December 2012'
I think that the mayans could only foresee so much and therefore finished their calendar in 2012 but that's my very sceptical opinion :P
Jan 8, 2010
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21-23rd December 2012

Does anyone else believe that the Mayans's prediction for the end of the world is not literal? Perhaps, it means that after those days we can not do anything to save the world from climate change, poverty, etc - thus, the end of the world.
Blog post by Alisha Burman Jan 8, 2010
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Alisha Burman commented on Jasmine Bakker's blog post 'Why can't Engand cope with snow?!'
Well they haven't had snow like this for 30 years so perhaps, we should give them credit for what they have done despite the circumstances. Also, I belive climate change is to blame for the unexpected weather - maybe this is a wake up call for…
Jan 8, 2010

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Earthquakes

Many earthquakes have occured. In MEDCs (more economically developed countries), they are better equipped to handle natural disasters; however, the poorer countries (LEDCs) are not. I wrote this article as if it were a year on from the 1995 Kobe earthquke to explain earthquakes and show how Japan…

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Posted on September 4, 2010 at 3:40pm — 1 Comment

Alisha Burman

Global Warming



Unlike a greenhouse, the Earth does not have a layer of glass over it! Instead, molecules in our atmosphere called greenhouse gasses absorb the heat. Greenhouse gasses include water vapour, methane, ozone, nitrous oxide, and carbon dioxide. There may not be much of some of these gasses in our atmosphere, but they can have a big impact. Each greenhouse gas molecule is made of three or more atoms that are bonded loosely…
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Posted on April 9, 2010 at 10:00am

Alisha Burman

Deforestation - What has happened?

A survey was taken, by the Brazilian government, between August 2006 and July 2007, about the decrease of Brazilian rainforests. They realised in that time 2.7 million acres disappeared. Actually, they didn’t disappear because we all know what happened to them. Right? THEY WERE CUT DOWN! To put that into terms we know, that’s the equivalent of four football pitches being destroyed every minute in just Brazil. This affected animals and insects obviously as that’s their natural habitat but also… Continue

Posted on April 9, 2010 at 9:45am

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Fairtrade, Arms trade and my campaign to control amrs trade :)

Hi Everyone,

I know I have not been on here much - I have been smothered with coursework and revision - fun. I just wanted to say that I have been doing some things in my little quiet period.



  • I made some videos on fairtrade and poverty! (can't seem to upload them though)
  • I met George Alagiah at my local town's fairtrade debate with an official from the Fairtrade Organisation and 3 local MPs.
  • I distributed leaflets at a Fairtrade Fair
  • I am one of…
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Posted on March 21, 2010 at 5:52pm — 2 Comments

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At 5:35pm on March 25, 2010, Abbie GraceAbbie Grace said…
Hey,
Yes its gracea@ringwood.hants.sch.uk
Many Thanks,
Abbie
At 4:57pm on January 11, 2010, Alisha BurmanAlisha Burman said…
ok thanks x
At 3:12pm on January 11, 2010, Hayley Pammy JoyesHayley Pammy Joyes said…
It's cool!

I'm sorting it out. For the time being block both Jane and Excie C Cook they are bad spam bots!

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