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Websites:

https://goo.gl/iPtS41

https://goo.gl/xgKGbO

https://goo.gl/W3LJvf

https://goo.gl/A9td1t

https://goo.gl/RC7Lzv

Pictures:

https://goo.gl/uzNctl

https://goo.gl/Zr9USy

https://goo.gl/V0bddS

https://goo.gl/cxiEnA

https://goo.gl/9Y3m9o

P.S. I couldn't find the proper thing on site maker

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The red Cross: They have been helping in Northern Queensland since February 2011 the month that cyclone Yasi struck. Many people have helped with the restoration of houses, both volunteers and full time workers.

The Government:  The government has provided help with funding for these repairs. Only two years before Cyclone Larry Struck Northern Queensland leaving it in total carnage. The effect of that happening a few year before is that the Government was more prepared for a another natural disaster. A whopping 157 million dollars was for helping aids like the read cross help funding and housing.

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EXTRACT From ABC News on cyclone Yasi    

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EXTRACT From ABC News on cyclone Yasi    

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Close Up of The Impact Zone of Cyclone Yasi 

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Close Up of The Impact Zone of Cyclone Yasi 

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The impact on cyclone Yasi was huge on the great Barrier reef. Some people said that the damage done to the reef from cyclone Yasi was from run-off. Also cyclones always have to have water that under foot it so it made the water churn up. Because the water for coral reef has to be shallow the cyclone cut through the water destroying coral in its way.

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They for when a bunch of thunderstorms clump together and a main body of water is under neat preferably around 270c. The rotation of the earth gets the cyclone moving to different areas of the Southern Hemisphere.

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Labeled World Map with Cyclone Yasi Marked On It  

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Labeled World Map with Cyclone Yasi Marked On It  