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You can feel the dryness in your throat. The land is barren and covered in thin dust. Cracks appears in the earth’s. This is drought

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You can feel the dryness in your throat. The land is barren

and covered in thin dust. Cracks appears in

the earth’s. This is drought

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We hope you enjoy our 6 minute talk

Made by Linh and Nida

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Introduction: Throughout this speech you’ll

learn The type of drought How a drought starts

What causes a drought and lots more

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What is drought?

Periods of time without enough rainfalls when water becomes scarce ,crops fail & plants &

animal suffer or die

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How a drought starts :

A drought starts when total rainfall is well below average for several months

Other signs of drought include: Very dry soil Trees have a sign of dying Weather getting hotter and lots more

Very dry soil

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What causes a drought:

There are a lot of reasons that causes a drought like:

When there is not enough rainfalls The biggest reason that causes a

drought is global warming. Global warming is a big effect to the earth

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Diagram

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Here’s the earth

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There’ s a layer around the earth called an ozone layer. The ozone layer protects the earth

Ozone Layer

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From all the pollution we have made a hole in the ozone layer Hole

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The sun shines in the hole and into the earth

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This has increased the average temperature and

caused climate changes to the earths atmosphere and also

causes drought

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Farmers:• Australian farmers have been suffering

throughout the drought time .It has been very hard for them to:

• Grow there crops• Grow plants• They have:• Lost a lot of money• There animals have died in the hot

weather and lots more This is a picture of a corn destroyed by the dry soil

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Prices of the food:

From the drought the prices of the food in Australia has increased

especially wheat

It has increased like twice as its usual price

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There are 3 types of drought They are

Meteorological drought

Hydrological drought

Agricultural drought

Type of droughts

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Meteorological drought

Meteorological drought is generally defined by comparing the rainfall in a particular place and at a particular

time.

The meaning is therefore specific to a particular location

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Meteorological drought leads to soil moisture and this always

has an effect on crops production

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Hydrological drought

Hydrological Drought is associated with the affect of low rainfalls on water level in reservoirs, rivers & lakes .This type of drought are noticed sometimes after a meteorology drought.

A hydrological drought change in water level affects eco-system

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Agricultural drought

Agricultural drought occurs when there isn’t enough water for a crop to grow at

the particular time.

This type of drought doesn’t depend only in the amount of rainfalls where water is used carelessly for irrigation

and other purpose.

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Some pictures of drought

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This is a picture of a lake being dried by

the drought

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This is a picture of an animal died in the hot weather

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This is a picture of crops dying

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Movie Time Now we would like you to watch

a movie cliphttp://

dl.screenaustralia.gov.au/module/75/

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Glossary Page Barren: dry

Occur :happen

Eco-system :a community of plants &

animals ,non-living &living objects

Irrigation: supplying extra water to a dry

area to help crops grow

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Where we got the information from:

We got the information from Google Also the pictures

Now we would like you to

see a special website that we got some of our information

H:\Current Events - Droughts - Forces of Nature.mht

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Thank you for listening to us

We hope you learnt something today!