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This world map shows the location of where cyclone Yasi struck.

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This map shows the places that were affected by Cyclone Yasi and one latitude line.

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This Chart shows the iso bars and how close they are. It also show the degrees of the water in cyclone Yasi.

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Cyclone Yasi began as a tropical low ( low air pressure in a tropical place) North-West of Fiji on the 29th of January. This quickly turned into a cyclone category and was named Yasi on the 30th. On the next day it became a category 2 and then a category 3 cyclone. On the first of February it enriched to category 4 and started heading to North Queensland. Cyclone Yasi hit the coast as a category 5 cyclone. It went on till the 3rd of February and ended at 10pm.

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The cyclones effects where horrific. The cost of damage directly caused by the Cyclone was $800 million. The cyclone and all the floods added up to 1.5 billion The state was liable for 25% ($200 million) of the damage while  the other 75% was payed by Commonwealth. The cyclone also devastated a lot of banana and sugar farmers as well as the government.

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The social impacts of cyclone Yasi were destruction. Families where separated and homes where lost. This caused a lot of havoc and homelessness with a lot of people being injured and having nowhere to go. The second negative social impact was that hundreds of people where out of work and lost their jobs. From mechanics to hotel managers lots of people's incomes stopped and this affected the local state and national community. The last social effect and the only positive one was that the government learn't how to better prepare for cyclones in the future.

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One of the biggest environmental impacts was the impact on the great Barrier Reef. 13% of the reef was exposed to the cyclone and a lot of Carol and other marine life were destroyed. Also a lot Chemicals and debris were washed away into the Ocean making the ocean very polluted. The rainforest was also badly impacted. The tropical trees were stripped apart and local species like the Wallabies and Cassowaries population decreased . On the hole a lot of local flora and Fauna suffered teriblely and it took about 20 years to restore its original beauty.

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The first response I will talk about that helped was the Australian Red Cross.  The red cross foundation went to over 12 000 homes in the worst affected areas such as Mission Beach, Tully, Japoonvale and Cardwell. People were given food, water and help to reconstruct their lives. After the assisting with the situation Red Cross worked with the Queensland government to try and prepare for future storms in a more efficient way.

Now I will talk about the Government. The government responded better to cyclone Yasi than to cyclone Larry ( a cyclone 2 years before). A lot less people slept in evacuation centres and there was only 1 fatality. Compared to Cyclone Larry where there were 37 fatalities. The response system had improved a lot.

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Websites

http://www.bom.gov.au/cyclone/history/yasi.shtml

http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/yasi-bill-revealed-800-million-in-damages-20110216-1avvu.html

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/archive/breaking-news-old/north-queensland-braces-for-cyclone-anthony-as-cyclone-yasi-brews-behind-it/news-story/853c5ff16a31ebad6d135371645de241

Photos

http://www.bom.gov.au/cyclone/history/images/tracks/yasi.png

http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/1/a/o/r/4/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.1aol9.png/1297353601000.jpg

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http://www.mapsofindia.com/worldmap/world-continents-map-large.jpg

http://www.abc.net.au/news/image/1928852-16x9-940x529.jpg
http://www.budget.gov.au/2011-12/content/bp1/image/bp1_bst2-10.gif
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