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This is the twentieth government shutdown since 1976. This shutdown, now 28 days, this shutdown is the longest is U.S.A. HISTORY. Much of this shutdown can be attributed to a standoff over President Donald Trump's demands for $5.7 billion in appropriations to fund a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. The shutdown impacts about a quarter of the government, 9 federal departments. More than 50% of the unpaid workers are still expected to come to work.

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This place expierences a lot of landslides because it is in the San Andreas Fault which often expierences earthquakes. In one winter, while people in Big Sur were doing road rapairs. A landslide struck multiple times , and couldn't rapair the roads. This place atttracts a lot of people because it is high i  elevation, and even you don't think it is moving. It actually is moving

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This place expierences a lot of landslides because it is in the San Andreas Fault which often expierences earthquakes. In one winter, while people in Big Sur were doing road rapairs. A landslide struck multiple times , and couldn't rapair the roads. This place atttracts a lot of people because it is high i  elevation, and even you don't think it is moving. It actually is moving

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The Navy Times estimates that as many as 43,000 Coast Guard employees are working without pay. The Coast Guard is the ONLY BRANCH of the military is not receiving funding during the government shutdown.

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Summary of Chapter One of "U.S. Coast Guard". by Edward F. Dolan. (#1)

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Summary of Chapter One of "U.S. Coast Guard". by Edward F. Dolan. (#1)

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In the first Chapter of "U.S. Coast Guard", the author examines the the coast guardians missions and their purposes. According to the book's twelfth page,
"The workers have 3 basic responsibilities; to protect the public, to protect the environment, and to protect the nation's economic and security interests in any ocean, coastal region, port, or inland waterway where they are threatened." One detail that supports this is since September 11, 2001, the Coast Guard has been a big component of the nation's heightened security initiative (pg. 14). Another detail that supports this is when some personnel found cocaine totaling a worth $80 million in a motor vessel. If the drug hadn't been intercepted, the cocaine could've sneaked into the country. The third and final supporting detail is the FACT that It's the Coast Guard's absolute responsibility to intercept attackers if the Navy fails to do so. The Coast Guard truly protects the country in every way they can and It's amazing what they do, and all the sacrifices they make (like other armed forces) to protect the people.

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In hurricanes, the author examines the hurricanes and how they destroyed our society, and explains that hurricanes in general do a lot of damage. Two details to support my thinking are hurricane Mitch which killed 10,000 nicaraguans, and 10,000 Hondurans because of mud slides. Another detail to support my thinking is that hurricane waves can sometimes reach 90 feet at a speed of 50 miles.

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Summary of "Emergency Vehicles." by Dayna Wolhart. (#3)

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Summary of "Emergency Vehicles." by Dayna Wolhart. (#3)

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In Emergency Vehicles, the author examines vehicles that help in emergency situations, and explains that accidents happen , and that is why emergency vehicles come to respond to the situation.Two details to support my thinking are that vehicles such as ambulance rush to the scene to save the victim in dange

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The Central Idea of the Weather and Coast Guard is that the Guard really works hard to protect the Coast and people living on/near the shore. 

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The Central Idea of the Weather and Coast Guard is that the Guard really works hard to protect the Coast and people living on/near the shore. 

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America is often hit with earthquakes and tsunamis (predominantly West Coast) and the Coast Guard always does their job to protect the people, protect the area, and heal the injured. It's not only that, if for some reason some overseas attack gets past the Navy, the Coast Guard has a big responsibility on their hands. This is to take down the attackers in whichever way they must. Be it It's an aerial counterattack, terrestrial counterattack, or an aquatic counterattack.

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This text fits with the topic of hurricanes because in this book. It explains what hurricanes are and how much damage they do to us. This text gives support for hurricanes and how do they impact our daily lives. This text extends what was already mentioned commonly in hurricanes. This text contradicts with the topic because not all hurricanes do damage (ex catagory 1 hurricane)

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The Coast Guard was founded by Alexander Hamilton on January 6, 1937. 

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The Coast Guard was founded by Alexander Hamilton on January 6, 1937. 

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCGC_Alexander_Hamilton_(WPG-34)

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https://www.uscga.edu/cost-and-tuition/

- The United States Coast Guard Academy accepts just 16% of those who apply!
- The tuition of USCGA is valued at $280,000. If accepted into the academy, this price will be fully paid  for by US government.

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Debilitating- tending to weaken something
Thawing- ice, snow, or another substance become liquid because of global warming
Outrageous- shockingly bad or excessive.
Emission- the production and discharge  of something , especially gas or radiation
Mileage- the travel expenses paid per number of miles traveled
- Earthquake: a sudden and violent shaking of the ground, sometimes causing great destruction, as a result of movements within the earth's crust or volcanic action.
-  Tsunami: a long high sea wave caused by an earthquake, underwater landslide, or other disturbance.

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- Coast Guard: The branch of the military that the protects the coast, the people living there, and fights anyone trying to enter the country via water vehicle
- Cadet: A young soldier in training in the armed forces.
- The Coast: The area where water meets land

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2. Coast Guard Wikipedia Article
3. Uscga.edu Website.
4. CNBC Business Article https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/17/the-us-coast-guard-is-working-through-the-shutdown-without-pay.html
5. Vehicles Book
6. https://newsela.com/read/drought-fires-california/id/47494/

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In predicted climate change could mean longer California fire season. The author examines how climate change could result in a fire season, and explains that if climate change continues by pollution. Dangerous things can happen that are unexpected. Two details to support my thinking based on climate change is that one fire almost exceeded the size of Los Angeles. Another detail to support my thinking is that if the autumn rain continues. It will be less likely a wildfire would occur. On the other side, if there is less rain. Then a wildfire during the winter will have a higher probability to occur.

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1. Hurricanes by Victor Gentle  and Janet Perry

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1. Hurricanes by Victor Gentle  and Janet Perry

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Helicopters
3. Emergency vehicles
4.Hurricanes witness to disaster
5. Careers in the  U.S. Coast Guard
6.The U.S Coast Guard by Nancy Warren Ferrell